Eyebrows

I haven't, but my DD had it done about 3 or 4 years ago. Word of warning: they didn't permanently tattoo them, can't remember why. It is a semi permanent treatment that has faded considerably now, although she still has some definition. I think it cost her about £300, so you might want to consider the high cost if it needs touching up every so often.

I have no eyebrows to speak of (never have had) but I now wear glasses all the time and that hides the fact.

Oh and meant to say - a friend also had it done, at a different salon, and again the tattoo was only semi-permanent, so I think this must be pretty standard.

Same here, they sort of just vanish when you aren't looking, so I use Avon brow definer( it comes in light brown or dark brown) and is very natural looking.If you use a pencil, don't just draw a line, do lots of little lines, it looks like natural eyebrow hair then.Use a good magnifying mirror on your dressing table.

But don't use it for looking anywhere other than your eyebrows!!!

That is a good idea rosesarered,thanks. I had heard that it was expensive to try a permanent solution. Don't think I will bother!

Ana yes, exactly!

Regalo it only takes seconds to do each brow once you get used to it.?

I have also lost almost all my eyebrows. I never had much leg hair but since the menopause I have also lost about an inch from all around my hairline at the front. Having consulted Dr Google (and GN), I conclude that it is frontal fibrosing alopecia. I was putting in a bit of eyebrow colour with an almost dry mascara brush but that doesn't seem to work any more. I'm not really bothered about the brows and won't be spending £300 to have a tattoo.

It is the age of the eyebrow, I think many of us desire the perfectly arched eyebrow. I have to admit that I now spend more on products for them than mascara now, but having them tattooed would be a step too far for me. I'm still reeling from the dentist's quote for a possible new tooth I may have to have £300 for eyebrow definition definitely not!

57, & still have more eyebrows than I would like! (Only 2, before anyone picks me up on that, but rather on the bushy side)

Eyesight problems mean I can't pluck them properly myself, can just about manage the stragglers, but proper plucking & shaping means a trip to the salon, plus of course removing the grey ones

I have a fringe, hides a multitude of sins!

I did read that eyebrows, leg and pit hair disappears with age certainly applies to me !
No way would I pay £300 to have brows tattooed on.

Pittcity what when the wind blows though? ?

phoenix it's just a matter of time, report back to us on this weighty matter
In about 8 years?

Some of us may not be here then, but never mind!?

I'm pretty sure that Charleygirl still has to undergo the plucking/threading thing?

I can't see that Charleygirl has posted on this thread...

I had eyebrows done with semi permanent make up but you do have to have it topped up and it's very expensive so stopped having it done when I packed up work (couldn't justify the expense) I now use wonder brow advertised in newspapers it's very good and lasts until you wash it off I bought lightest colour and am really pleased with it

Had my eyebrows done a few years ago. They were great. They need doing again now but the price has shot up so I pencil over the remains now.

Tinaf1....I have read about wonder brow. Does it wash off in the shower? Is it expensive?

roses if it's windy I am out and can't see myself so it doesn't worry me

Regalo it only seems to rub off if you rub it yourself does that make sense I paid £20 from Amazon for mine and I did use a very fine eyeliner brush of my one I found it easier than the brush it came with

S/b of my own