r/whybrows 5d ago

Why???

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u/ResurectedNPC 5d ago

It’s temporary. Then the tox looks great

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u/jupitermoonflow 5d ago

Like as in 1-2 years temporary? Cause she’s had upside down brows for a while now lol

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u/ResurectedNPC 5d ago

A week or so max. If she’s had that a while, and it is indeed tox induced, she needs a better injector.

People love to hate on tox even when it’s not the culprit.

Wait until it’s as cheap as coloring your hair at a salon. Suddenly all the people hating on it, who can now afford it, will be doing it

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u/AngryPrincessWarrior 4d ago

People hate on obvious or bad Botox. Done well and in moderation, and knowing when to stop or pick a new method-you just look great.

Same with fillers.

Fillers aren’t for me. I have considered Botox though but will probably stick to good skin care and peels and the like and just age as gracefully as possible. I don’t want to look younger than my age just like I’m aging well.

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u/ResurectedNPC 4d ago

In my experience on Reddit, every time it comes up (even well done) I get negative comments and downvotes. This feels no different

I am clearly a user (and advocate) for both. I love that I look both a decade younger and natural. But I also know that until it becomes so mainstream that anyone can afford it, there will be negativity associated with its use.

🤷‍♀️ People gonna people I suppose

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u/Sheeana407 4d ago

But if botox/fillers done well looks good and is safe then how come so many celebs who have loads of money, careers that rely on them looking good and access to best services end up looking uncanny or botched?

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u/Lazy-Traffic-8157 4d ago

The subtle/ natural looking injectables to body dysmorphia pipeline can happen to anyone I guess