Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
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01-02-2008, 02:53 AM
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I could get used to this!
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
Hah!!!! Fabulous? No. Not on me. I used to have a friend who pulled her eyelashes out, yes, I said eyelashes. She was so beautiful that no eylashes looked good on her. Unreal.... (she wasn't terribly emotionally or mentally stable at the time, but stunningly beautiful all the same!!)
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01-02-2008, 04:13 AM
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
That sounds quite unreal!
I only thought my Japanese host brother pulled out his eyelashes. errr...
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01-02-2008, 10:18 AM
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
I love threading! It works great for the eyebrows & chin, etc. I get mine done by a lovely Indian woman I've gone to for almost 20 years. She's been my hair stylist as well.
Gosh I haven't thought of the "eyelash pulling" in years. I had a next door neighbor when I was growing up that not only chewed her fingernails to nubs, but pulled out her eyelashes/eyebrows and ate them. I always thought is was a strange habit and later found out it's an actual disorder called Trichotillomania.
Trichotillomania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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01-02-2008, 10:35 AM
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I could get used to this!
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
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Originally Posted by Azhia
MY LASER HAIR REMOVAL ESSPERIENCE...
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Sounds so incredibly painful  Thanks so much for sharing! I'll stick to brazilian waxing for now.
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01-02-2008, 04:59 PM
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
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Originally Posted by Azhia
Hullo Malena!
I prefer to tweeze. Waxing is fast and can be done accurately, but I love the double accuracy of tweezing. Aaaand I'm weird, I like the way it feels. Of course, this can lead to asymmetry, as you had described.
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You are not alone...I love to pluck my eyebrows!
It took a little practice and from time to time an unintentional shocked look to my face, but you will get the hang of it. I like to put a little hot water on my face first to soften up the hair and open up the pores a bit.
What on earth in threading? I have heard this before but never an explanation of what it actually is.
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01-02-2008, 05:07 PM
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OMG, I just remembered when I first started getting waxed down under, as the aesthetician ripped, one of my legs would have this major reflex reaction! It was embarrassing! I felt like a chicken on its back!
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01-02-2008, 05:11 PM
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
hips...go look on page one...but sit down first!
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01-02-2008, 06:21 PM
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
I love getting my eyebrows waxed. But, since I moved I really don't know where to go, or who I could trust.
So now I just pluck them away...
Although, I would love to have the hair removed on my upper lip. Seems after I had it waxed a couple of times, and as I am getting older, it is getting worse.
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01-03-2008, 01:40 PM
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Re: Eyebrows - Pluck, thread, wax?
I tweeze and wax once in a while (mainly to reshape what I end up messing up). When I tweeze I place a really hot wet hand towel on the area I'm tweezing (it opens up the pores and it doesn't hurt nearly as bad when the hair comes out). Right after - ice cube. It really takes the sting away and makes the lasting redness fade pretty quickly. I usually put a bit of aloe vera or soothing noxzema on it to make my pretty new brows go"Ahhhhh"
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