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Jennifer1004
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Sun Jun 22, 2008 12:55 pm  |
Hello,
Hopefully someone can help me, or at least provide a few words of encouragement!!
I have been waxing my face on my own for a couple years now and have gotten pretty good at it. But last time I waxed my eyebrows I was being rushed and not paying attention. Somehow the wax smeared up when I was rubbing the cloth so when I ripped it off, I had taken off part of what NEEDED to be there!!!
I have been using an eyebrow pencil for a week now and still no real signs of growth. Anyone have any idea if this will come back?? I had thought that since it wasn't something that had continually been waxed it would come back relatively quick, but not yet!
I'm probably just paranoid... but thanks for reading and helping   |
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Sun Jun 22, 2008 2:39 pm |
Oh no that's awful! I've overplucked a couple of times, but nothing like that. You can try saturating your eye brow area with castor oil. I personally don't think castor oil makes hair grow faster, but other people think it works and it's something really easy to do. If you have the funds you can also try using one of the eyelash growth serums, but they're much more expensive.
| Jennifer1004 wrote: |
Hello,
Hopefully someone can help me, or at least provide a few words of encouragement!!
I have been waxing my face on my own for a couple years now and have gotten pretty good at it. But last time I waxed my eyebrows I was being rushed and not paying attention. Somehow the wax smeared up when I was rubbing the cloth so when I ripped it off, I had taken off part of what NEEDED to be there!!!
I have been using an eyebrow pencil for a week now and still no real signs of growth. Anyone have any idea if this will come back?? I had thought that since it wasn't something that had continually been waxed it would come back relatively quick, but not yet!
I'm probably just paranoid... but thanks for reading and helping |
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beautybatty
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Sun Jun 22, 2008 4:33 pm |
Oh Jennifer, I am sorry! That is the reason waxing brows scares me. I had mine done once and the girl took off too much. I prefer a fuller brow, instead I left with far too thin ones. That experience has lead me to doing my own brows, with tweezers.
I know that there are products marketed at brows to stimulate regrowth but I haven't used any. I am sure there are reviews here (I am new to this site, but I know MA has lots of reviews. |
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Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:30 am |
I am sure your eyebrows will return. You need to be patient. I believe it will take 2-4 weeks for new hairs to grow.
Good luck. |
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Jennifer1004
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Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:03 am |
Thank you to those who replied!! I guess I am just being paranoid... but I didn't realize it would take 2-4 weeks
I will just have to be patient!  |
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Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:19 am |
| your eyebrow will grow soon, don't worry....but I guess you have to wait for a month.... |
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