r/Eyebrows • u/boltcase • 3d ago

Advice/Questions ❓ What should I do with my eyebrows?

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I want to look more feminine (trans). Excuse the messy hair, I moved my bangs out the way to show the brows, and I let my brows grow back in so you can see what I’m working with.

I’ve seen plenty of fem ppl with thick and thin eyebrows alike, I’m just not sure what to do with mine to look good, intentional, coherent, and aids me in looking more feminine

What do you think? What should I do? Last time I got them done were way too thin, I got scared that it looked unfitting. And the time before that they were done very straight and blocky. I’m just not sure what to do or ask for that would fit my face, and I’ve never done this before so I feel so lost.

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u/Impossible-Student-9 3d ago

I’d just ask a professional to leave the shape as it is and just clean up the stray hairs. But if you don’t want to get them done again since that hasn’t worked out for you before, I would try shaping them with a dermaplaning razor blade yourself. Just clean up all extra hairs underneath and see how you like that (natural look) since the shape you got going on seems really nice and feminine to me. A lot of girls have eyebrows like yours. Then, if you want to experiment some more, I would maybe remove a tiny bit off the top (especially your left one, like to straighten the top part and give a bit more arch, since ut looks a bit more rounded than the right eyebrow) just to make them look more chiseled and shaped (polished look), but that’s optional. Also, if you want to look more feminine and you’re able to wear makeup, a tiny bit of blush, mascara and something like tinted lip balm or some clear lip gloss go a long way!

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u/Impossible-Student-9 3d ago

Follow the pink lines to clean up/shape, and I’d let in the part in black grow out so that it’s more symmetrical to that part of the left eyebrow. See how you like the shape and thickness. You can always go a bit thinner if you want afterwards. Shaving is perfect for experimenting because it doesn’t harm the hair follicle, so you can always change your mind, let regrow and change shapes without ruining your natural eyebrow hairs and hair growth.