Also S/O eyebrows

[FastHands]

Do you brush your eyebrows UP and cut to the desired shape? I have long eyebrows and sort of brush them along the shape of my brow, but sometimes I wonder if I shouldn't brush them up and trim. I think that's what normal people do.

ETA: I understand about shaping the bottom/ends -- I don't mean that you'd cut in LIEU of other shaping.

[rosiedozie]

That's what I do when they need a trim, but that's not often.

[ax2]

Yep, I do this. But it's only a few strays near the middle, never the length of the brow.

[chedominique]

I brush up and trim. Before I brush them back, I tweeze any hair underneath my brow.

When I want my eyebrows professionally done for an event, I get them threaded.

[khaleesi]

I have super wiry eyebrows so I do this when they start looking unkempt. If I had eyebrows with more fine hair, I would probably just sweep them along the eyebrow line and put a wax or something in them to keep them in place.

[bania]

I brush them up but I never have to trim.

[MWOS]

I trim mine. Some of the hairs like to go rogue.

[lucky513]

that's what they teach you when learning how to wax eyebrows

[MWOS]

I posted this in the other thread too on accident, but my eyebrows are different shapes and I don't have the desire to do the work to make them match

[Mrs.Rad888]

Sept 11, 2013 15:45:46 GMT -5 MNH2013 said:

Brush up and trim in between waxings as needed.

This is what I do. It usually buys me a bit of extra time before I have to wax again.

[eb777888]

I used to, not anymore. Either I don't need it anymore or I just don't care.

[Jalapeñomel]

I have never brushed my eyebrows before.

[AmeliaBedelia]

One eyebrow I brush up, the other kind of sideways - it's hairs grow in a completely different direction than my other brow. It's something I'm sure no one else notices but it drives me insane.

[penelope]

I brush up and trim. But they still seem to get messy. How the hell that little amount of hair can get messy is beyond me. So I use clear mascara to brush them and keep them in place.