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• Method 1 of 2: Grow your eyebrows
• Method 2 of 2: Draw your eyebrows with make-up
• Necessities

Thick eyebrows are in fashion right now, but unfortunately not all of us were born with full, dark eyebrows or have pulled out so many hairs over the years that they don't grow back. In any case, you can improve the shape of your eyebrows and make them thicker using natural remedies and make-up. If your goal is to grow your eyebrows, remember that it may take time. So be patient.

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Method 1 of 2: Grow your eyebrows

1. Stop using tweezers. One of the best ways to make your eyebrows grow long is to stop using tweezers until your eyebrows are thick enough. It can be tempting to pull those stray hairs out, but your eyebrows will stay the same shape if you don't let them grow. It takes about six to eight weeks for your eyebrows to grow back, so try to be patient.
2. Get the right nutrients. If you're not getting enough vitamins and nutrients to keep your body healthy, this could be one of the reasons why your eyebrows aren't growing. Try to get plenty of B vitamins, omega 3 fatty acids, iron, protein and zinc, and always make sure you drink enough water. You can also take a supplement with a B vitamin such as biotin to promote hair growth.
3. Make a mixture of olive oil and honey. Olive oil is rich in vitamin E, so it can help promote hair growth. Take half a teaspoon of olive oil and mix the oil with a few drops of honey. Massage the mixture into your eyebrows for a few minutes. Let the mixture soak into your eyebrows for half an hour, then rinse it off with warm water.
4. Use products that promote hair growth. If waiting patiently for your eyebrows to grow out and using natural remedies hasn't worked, then you can use a hair regrowth remover to promote hair growth. There are a variety of hair growth products available specifically for the eyebrows, so by doing good research you should be able to find one that gives your eyebrows the thickness you want.
   • Some hair growth products have been proven to work better than others. If you've done a lot of damage to your eyebrows by pulling out a lot of hairs with tweezers, you may need to get a higher quality product. Latisse, Viviscal, and RevitaBrow are popular resources.
   • However, these products will only work if you keep using them. Also, they only work for some people, so they may not do anything for you.
   • Keep in mind that some products and serums are applied to the eyebrows and that other products are taken. Using substances that require ingestion can not only grow your eyebrows, but hair can also grow on other parts of your body. So be prepared for this before you start using hair growth products.

Method 2 of 2: Draw your eyebrows with make-up

1. Determine how your eyebrows should look. Before applying makeup, it is a good idea to determine how your eyebrows look as natural as possible and what shape they should be. To find the correct eyebrow length, use a pencil and measure at a 45 degree angle from the outside of your nose to the outside corner of your eye. Your eyebrow should end where the pencil meets it. The outer edge should be parallel to or slightly higher than the inner edge.
   • The inside of your eyebrow should be flush with the center of your nostril. The arch should be above the outer third of your eye.
   • If you have an oval face, it is an idea to opt for arched eyebrows that are slightly longer.
   • Opt for round eyebrows if you have a heart-shaped or square face.
   • Try arched eyebrows if you have a rectangular face.
   • Opt for arched eyebrows if you have a round face.
2. Cover your eyebrows with powder. The last step in getting thicker, dark brows is to make them stand out on your face. Grab a soft, fluffy brush, dip it in clear powder and brush the powder around the perimeter of the eyebrows. You basically curl your eyebrows. The edges will become even more pronounced and your eyebrows will look sleek.

Necessities

• Castor oil
• Olive oil
• Milk
• Coconut oil
• Cotton swab
• Eyebrow pencil
• Eyebrow gel
• Makeup brushes
• Powder