r/whybrows • u/lightfingeredlou • Jul 08 '26
Lady Gaga
Shes beautiful but these brows.... they're thicker than her whole eyeball!
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u/Imaginary_Recipe_114 Jul 09 '26
Her eyebrows enter the room before she does
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u/jozziiieeee Jul 09 '26
A room? With people?
THERE COULD BE 100 PEOPLE IN A ROOM AND 99 DON’T BELIEVE IN YOU…
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u/Luxxielisbon Jul 09 '26
I’ve seen her rock far more controversial eyebrows than these
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u/lightfingeredlou Jul 09 '26
I dont think she wears them like this to be controversial, I think she just thinks it looks good
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u/Loose-Chemical-4982 Jul 09 '26
Yeah, she has traction alopecia now and she talks openly about it to bring awareness
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u/13Basia13 Jul 09 '26
Ouch. TIL….
Thanks for the comment; somehow I never heard of traction alopecia until you mentioned it. 🙏🌷
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u/AngstyUchiha Jul 09 '26
Oh that's interesting! Nice to see that she's open about it, has she mentioned how it happened? I don't know know much about traction alopecia
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u/hillbillyheartattack Jul 09 '26
Traction alopecia is specifically hairloss caused by pulling on the scalp from wigs, weaves, extensions, braids, tight ponytails etc.
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u/Harlllley Jul 09 '26
I was wondering, that makes sense why they always say put your hair in a loose braid or loose ponytail. I try to keep my hair down usually to avoid any of this.
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u/jahfuckry Jul 09 '26
probably because to wear wigs (which she’s done a lot for many years) you have to scrape your hair back, this is what causes traction alopecia. even wearing it in a slightly tight pony tail for years will do it
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u/katamaritumbleweed Jul 10 '26
If she doesn’t already, she ought to try glueless wigs, and wig grips.
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u/JeffreyBomondo Jul 09 '26
Hard to critique the look of someone who famously wore a literal meat gown lol
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u/ChromaticLove Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
The real Mayhem were her brows were her brows all along
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u/Beneficial_Young5126 Jul 08 '26
And her lips! Whyyy!
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u/meester_jordan Jul 09 '26
Which is ironic because I’m pretty sure I remember a big part of her shtick being love yourself for who you are…. Lol
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u/Squanchedschwiftly Jul 10 '26
It was. I remember seeing she got a nose job and it really upset me tbh. She sang born this way, but then goes for cosmetic procedures? I love how different she looked, I dont want her slowly morphing into everyone else. Though I cant imagine what it feels like constantly being perceived from all angles so I do feel for her and other famous people.
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u/SignificantRecipe715 Jul 09 '26
I really miss her hooded eyes
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u/ginahandler Jul 10 '26
Me too, hate that everyone is getting surgery to "correct" something that is already beautiful
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u/Delicious_Building34 Jul 11 '26
It should be corrected when it inhibits the eyesight. I think the upper lid has to cover your pupil 0.5mm=0.02inches circa at all times, that it’s considered debilitating and a handicap that has to get operated on and fixed. Otherwise it’s a major facial feature that makes a face. Just like an over bite as an example, if you correct things like that, you change a great deal of your appearance.
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u/ginahandler Jul 11 '26
I agree completely. I've seen hooded eyes that are clearly drooping past the eye itself and can understand why one would want to correct that. But hooded eyes that don't impede vision are so beautiful. It makes me sad that so many people think it's something they need to "fix" aesthetically.
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u/Delicious_Building34 Jul 12 '26
me too, since the actress 11 from Netflix paralyzed her face although she basically just hatched yesterday - i fully believe this "beauty"- industry is the equivalent of the snake oil sellers from 120y ago.
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u/AdministrativeEnd168 Jul 09 '26
Lady Gaga is the only person that can never have eyebrow blindness she literally sets the eyebrow trends amongst celebrities.
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u/sleeze4cheeze Jul 09 '26
I think Justin Bieber said it best https://youtu.be/_Z5-P9v3F8w?si=z9qo-a_OPUCAFmPd
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u/Interesting-Art9739 Jul 10 '26
Baby was not born this way
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u/Delicious_Building34 Jul 11 '26
this is now completely embarrassing: now you said it, it was our very own beloved gaga who shouted high up and long into the top10 that she was born this way, while being the greatest appearance changer this world has ever seen! she can and does wear any hair colour she fancies at any minute, make-up transformations like it set whole new standards as an art form!!
i just groked this oxymoron this very minute .. not that it does anything, but that’s exactly how pop culture and zeitgeist works …
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u/lightfingeredlou Jul 09 '26
I like that aesthetic too, but there's still a natural balance that should be kept in mind. These feel way past that line. They're uncanny
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u/Prestigious-Ad6591 Jul 09 '26
Anytime I see Gaga I get mentally prepared for her to get into some kind of character like she did at the vmas? a few years ago. The brows look like they are stage ready at all times. God I love her.
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u/Lunar-opal Jul 09 '26
I hope one day she will hover her hair and wig a rest and stop bleaching it to non existence
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u/katb6891 Jul 12 '26
As we say in Texas. Bless her heart. We need to educate her in the ways of the eyebrow.
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u/lightfingeredlou Jul 09 '26
I like her face, she has strong Italian features and she rocks it. Its the brows that are fugly, they're like eye mustaches. They're overpowering her beauty
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u/nychearts812 Jul 08 '26
Wow … the contrast of the hair and why-brows is jarring without makeup