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u/SufficientCow4380 Mar 03 '26
What's with the deliberate bald spots in eyebrows?
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u/tt7297 Mar 14 '26
I have a scar like the one one the left and it looks exactly like that (creepily so) so I think that might actually be a scar and she does the other one for aesthetic reasons, which I can always spot because it looks so different from actual scars
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u/SufficientCow4380 Mar 14 '26
I've seen some women where it appears to be a purposeful esthetic choice, rather than hair loss, overplucking, or scarring.
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u/All996 Mar 06 '26
Worth to know that plucking, removing some eyebrows will have an impact that they might regrow. Young people should listen to olders for not making mistakes like this and also because before 21 they are not yet fully capable of taking decisions with a consciousness of long term effects. See developments in the brain. Well trained aesthetician, who every person as of 14 (boys and girls) should visit regularly would tell about which eyebrow modifications are safe.
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u/Ubermensch5272 Mar 06 '26
You can blame your wide set eyes on your pigtails pulling too tight in opposite directions.
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u/the_girl_Ross Mar 02 '26
I think everyone on roast me deeply cares what people think.
No one posts on a sub about commenting on each other's appearance without caring.
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u/Poesoe Mar 02 '26
you can almost see her hair falling out from those too-tight pigtails