I desperately need to have my brows done! I'd found a great lady in Orlando, then she switched salons and I couldn't find her. Now that I'm in St.
Pete, I have no idea where to go.
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Posts: 1152 06/04/09 16:07:55 |
doppelganger74 wrote: This must be the latest thing because I was in the mall yesterday and I saw a threading kiosk. So all of you with Brezhnev brows, check out your local mall.
Fair w/yellow undertones, MAC C2, skin normal in winter, oily in summer, medium red hair, green hazel eyes.
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Posts: 355 06/04/09 17:49:55 |
Now that my bangs cover my eyebrows I generally ignore them. I have a pretty good shape to them naturally, just a few stray hairs in the middle that I tweeze
occasionally. They did look good a little thinner when my hair was off my face, but now I don't have to bother.
Hi from Australia!
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ocgirlie |
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Posts: 122 06/04/09 18:22:33 |
I tweeze my eyebrows. I used to go to a threading place but haven's been to one over a year since we moved. I desperately need to find a place close by. I
haven't seen a kiosk in the mall yet. I'm not sure if I would be comfortable having someone work on my eyebrows while shoppers are walking by.
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chrysanthemum.beautybuzz |
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Posts: 286 06/05/09 14:58:47 |
Daena--I almost spit out my coffee when I read "antennae." I definitely have antennae. exactly ONE of my eyebrow hairs can grow to a rather
impressive, if not horrifying, legnth. I hunt for that sucker constantly. (let's not get started on my Random Stray Left Elbow Hair, still not sure how
or when I sprouted that lil' sucker).
33 y.o, Buzzing from San Diego. "Turn your face toward the sun and your shadows fall behind you." Maori saying.
"When you smile, the whole world smiles with you..."
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Dee NJ Panel |
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Posts: 777 06/05/09 15:09:40 |
Donna Panel wrote:Well there I was running through the mall when I stopped short and ran back, there it was a threading kiosk! I have to say, she did a really great job for $10. Thank goodness, no more catapillar eyebrow (Yeah, it was that bad, it was starting to be one unibrow). |
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Posts: 65 06/05/09 16:04:45 |
Dee-You're on retin-a, right? That's probally why your skin peeled/ripped off. I think another poster mentioned this on another page and I'll
second it. It happened to me before and it hurt like a mother. Even though I can't stand threading, I've got to say it did not irritate my skin like
waxing...and no missing skin from it either!
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arclightz |
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Posts: 19 06/06/09 20:35:11 |
I get mine threaded every couple of months and just tweeze them in between myself. Luckily, I leave in LA where there are a lot of places to get your brows
threaded!
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Posts: 530 06/06/09 21:02:23 |
Karen, I'm in NY. No, not the cosmopolitan NYC. Think more along the lines of Rust Belt.
Xenia, I can see your point partially. I did have some lousy waxers in my time who took too much brow off, but when I found my girl who waxes the large areas and tweezes the more intricate areas, I've never felt the need to see regrowth again. But if you've had a bad brow wax, I suppose it would be pretty bad if the brows didn't grow back. It's all about finding someone who's excellent and can figure out the right shape for your face. I felt like a new woman when I walked out of her place for the first time.
Formerly TMB1975
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Posts: 552 06/06/09 21:24:42 |
I found my girl who waxes the large areas and tweezes the more intricate areas,
that's exactly what a brow designer should be doing.. shouldn't shape with wax..that's where a lot of mistakes are made |
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For years, I couldn't even remember what my
"real brows" were even like! So, I let 'em grow in and stopped plucking so that I could see what I was working with. Turns out, yep...just a
little plucking and I'm good to go.
