How to Make Eyebrows Grow in One Direction

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Published: Dec 18, 2009
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
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You’re a becoming a young woman and you want your eyebrows to look good. Your mother has given you permission to pluck your eyebrows, but you’re not sure where to start. When you look in the mirror, you get worried because it seems like your eyebrows grow in more than one direction. By using a few simple tools and following a few easy directions, you can get your eyebrows into the most attractive shape for your face.

Look at your eyebrows in a mirror. Make sure you’re able to do so in a well-lighted bathroom so you can find tiny, stray brow hairs that don’t follow the natural line of your brows.

Brush your eyebrows from the inner corners of your eyes out toward the edges of your face so they all fall in the same direction. Notice their natural shape, then begin plucking one hair at a time.

Pluck the hairs in between your eyebrows as well as those that grow well away from your natural browline.

Pluck any stray hairs from the sides of your eyebrows -- both the inner and outer edges -- in order to create a cleaner brow line.

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Genevieve Van Wyden

Genevieve Van Wyden began writing in 2007. She has written for “Tu Revista Latina” and owns three blogs. She has worked as a CPS social worker, gaining experience in the mental-health system. Van Wyden earned her Bachelor of Arts in…

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