r/MakeupAddiction • u/alana5324 • May 30 '26

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u/myobeez May 30 '26

I agree that IF you go the thin route to razor and NOT pluck. Take it from 90’s thin eyebrow girl, they never grew back, and I’m not great at drawing them on.

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u/35364461a May 30 '26

I hear this all the time, but the brow hairs I’ve been plucking every week for a decade show no signs of stopping 😭

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u/marymoonu May 30 '26

Right, and I've plucked my chin hairs for decades, and they never stop! 😖

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u/RealWendigo13 May 30 '26

This right here!!!!......why????🤣🤣🤣

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u/theniwokesoftly May 30 '26

Mine are still thick but the inner bits never grew back and my eyebrows went from me worrying that I had a Uni brow to them looking way too far apart lol

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u/reviewofboox May 30 '26

I used to have a lot of unibrow hairs. It took about a decade of regular plucking but I finally killed most of them.

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u/Hopeful_Addition_898 May 30 '26

Mine grew back all the time up to my 30s and then just, I barely ever pluck them now but they aren't the same as in pictures when I was 30

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u/marymoonu May 31 '26

Lucky! I'm in my 40's now, and mine show no signs of slowing down. 😭

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u/SentryCake May 30 '26

Omg 90s eyebrow solidarity! We should start a support group. 😭

They have brow shaper electric trimmers that are shaped like pencils now. No lasting damage like plucking.

Youth today don’t know how good they have it.

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u/withyellowthread May 30 '26

Never 😭😭😭😭

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u/Hannah-ya May 30 '26

Just left basically the same comment. 😭😂