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3 speedy solutions to your biggest brow problems

 
Whether you went overboard with the tweezing or walked outta the salon with pink patches above your eyes, we’ve got quick fixes for common enemies of awesome arches.
 
The Prob: The urge to keep plucking.
Quick Fix: Once you’re two inches away from the mirror, it’s easy to go overboard and say “just one more hair...ten times” The next thing ya know, you’re stuck with two pencil drawings above your eyes. Avoid the urge by only plucking weekly (say, on Friday night). Otherwise, leave your tweezers in your beauty bag. And remember: natural-looking eyebrows are in, so only pluck stray hairs—not your entire arch.

The Prob: Tell-tale pink spots from waxing.
Quick Fix: Yanking hair off facial skin can leave reddish-pink patches behind. To soothe, apply a cold compress for a few minutes. Then, dab on a soothing product (avoid harsh chemicals on your sensitive skin, OK?). We like Clean + Easy Azulene Oil ($7, sallybeauty.com)
 
The Prob: Uh-oh. You (or your esthetician) was a little overzealous.
Over-plucking or waxing happens to the best of us. Use a brow pencil that matches (or is slightly lighter) than your arches to lightly fill a sparse patch. Don’t got all sortsa artistic on your face and completely redraw what’s missing. What you fill in should be light ‘n’ natural. Take a step back and look after every couple flicks of the pencil to ensure you’re spot-on. Try Shobha Brow Pencil ($16, myshobha.com)
 

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MOD-- I have dark circles under my eyes (I get plenty of sleep). Do you know, (a) why that happens, and (b) what some good products are to reverse it?




Hey girl! Check out this GL link! It should help out with answering your questions-->http://www.girlslife.com/post/2008/08/01/body-skin-dark-circles.aspx
Natalie V.

by eglmail on 10/18/2010 6:55:19 AM

 
 

i keep my eyebrows the same as they have been my whole life. the only places i pluck are the middle (so i dont get a unibrow) and the underside where the strays are...to tell the truth, i like the kinda bushy kinda polished brows. i dont like the REALLY thick ones or the really skinny ones

by metrostation3xx on 10/18/2010 12:15:50 AM

 
 

MOD MOD MOD Why am i getting pimples/zits on my knees? I shower 5-6 times a week, and i only shave every 2-4 days. And the only products i use on my legs is extra sensitive shaving cream, aveeno body wash, and sometimes this reallly good orange flavored exfoliator body wash, and aveeno sestive lotion. ive used all of these product for years. wats wrong?

 

 

Hey girly girl! It's possible that they could be ingrown hairs from shaving, rather than pimples. I would maybe try using some acne wash on your knees and see if that clears it up. Oxy makes a great clinical strength acne wash. If it still doesn't clear up, then you could always make an appointment with your dermotologist to get it checked out Smile

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Becca G.

by vanessakay on 10/17/2010 7:01:39 PM

 
 

Mod mod
I get my eyebrows done and after a couple days they start to grow back in. Should I tweeze the hairs that grow back in? If I do after I get them done again she doesn't get them all. I need help!!!!!




Hey girlie, if they're growing back in that quickly then she's not getting them at all to start with. Tweeze them yourself. 
Lauren T.

by Maxluver40 on 10/13/2010 11:28:47 PM

 
 

MOD MOD MOD MOD MOD!! My lips are really dark, and it bothers me. They're too dark for my skin tone and face. Is there any way to make them a lighter color? I usually put some concealer on them but then they get dry and chapped and the concealer fades. Thanks!

 

 

Hey girly! Did you see that I answered this already? Smile

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Becca G.

by kendall102697 on 10/13/2010 6:18:36 PM

 
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