Hahaha, women do this to draw the shape of the eyebrows that they like. For example, my mother didn't like the shape of her eyebrows so much that she decided to do microblading. But over time, the color of the eyebrows became very unnatural, and the eyebrows themselves looked very unnatural. Mom didn't want to go for laser correction. Then I turned to a cosmetologist I knew, who advised one site how to remove microblading. Mom made all the recommendations, and after a couple of months, her eyebrows looked much better. So that's what interesting women we are, lol.

I have been wondering about this since I watched my mother tweeze hers.

Pencil them? What about the ones that Tattoo them? Well... Puertorricans guys being doing their eyebrows for many years now... Maybe that is what keeps me from going back... I don't do my eyebrows!!!! Back in the late 60's 2 brothers friends of mine were the only one doing it since their teens and girls were into eyebrows and loved theirs... It was a secret that only few of us knew... hell... They had the coolest boots you could find... yep the secret was going to NYC and picking up females boots back in the Picadilly Circus Fashion Bellbottoms era. Now guys with Unibrow... that never, ever been cool... not even in the nba. THE SECRETS OF YOUR FRIENDS THAT YOU KEEP!!! 50 YEARS IS ENOUGH.

My daughters are both blond, my youngest doesn't shave hers but she does pencil them in darker because "I don't want to look like I don't have any eyebrows like Gabby" (read in your best snotty teenage girl voice). Lol

Microblading is the new eyebrow pencil...much more natural and lasts a lot longer...

Beats me. I think it looks fake and asinine.

Those women scare me !

I know older women who have to draw on eyebrows simply because they no longer have them. When we get older we have less hair and eyebrows aren't as thick as when we were young. So along with years of waxing and plucking, many women simply don't have eyebrows and have to draw them on.

I don't know anyone who does this. I do know women who trimmed their brows very thin when it was in style years ago who now pencil over them to make them appear thicker since thicker ones are in style now. Hair follicles are one of those things that can be damaged enough that the style becomes permanent. That's true of skin. It's why I am wary of skin damaging fads.

None of your business.

Simple: They are convinced their eyebrows are shaped wrong or in the wrong place, so they "move" them. Whaaa? You're not fooled by the pencil? hmm... go figure.

They just draw over the top and pluck the stray mainly, but yes there have been comedy skits implying the above. i.e. if they don't draw in their eyebrows do we know when a woman's angry?

Unlike the existence or non-existence of God, this question might never be answered.

That's so 1930s, didn't know people are doing it these days. Nobody I know does it, though.

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