Why thicker brows are back
Gone were the days of sporting a pair of thin, well-arched brows. Although some people still love eyebrows with an arch, many prefer to follow the latest Korean trend of having thicker, well-groomed brows. Partly because it looks softer and more youthful, the fuller shape has become a popular look.
The first step: stop plucking
If years of tweezing have left your brows sparse, the most important change is also the simplest: put the tweezers away. Letting every hair grow undisturbed gives your brows a real chance to recover their natural shape.
Be patient. Brows grow back slowly, so results are measured in weeks and months rather than days.
Help your brows along
- Avoid further plucking or waxing while you wait for regrowth.
- Use a spoolie brush daily to train hairs into a softer shape.
- Consider a nourishing serum if your brows need extra support.
- Fill in sparse areas lightly with a brow pencil or powder to keep the shape looking polished as they grow.
- Visit a professional if you want to set a flattering new arch.
With time and gentle care, brows can return to a fuller, more even look that suits today's softer beauty trends.