Can I be the only one? I Honestly don't know what it is about them, It might be the fact that they don't care about what they look like or I just like bushy and thick eyebrows.
I don't even know what to put other than he always reminds me of a puppy. I can picture a scene with him in a brown suit...
Simple question. The skinny yet stocky James Bond-style villain who has bushy eyebrows and a Russian accent and lives in an underground bunker known only as his “evil lair” is a very important character, but does it have to be one in every story?
Or the skinny yet stocky James Bond-style villain who has bushy eyebrows and a Russian accent and lives in an underground bunker known only as his “evil lair” is always there, but maybe is not a character, but a common situation, or even the main character itself? Like, for example, what if the MC has an ongoing inner conflict, the personification of which is written as a skinny yet stocky James Bond-style villain who has bushy eyebrows and a Russian accent and lives in an underground bunker known only as his “evil lair”? So, like, his uncontrollable anger has bushy eyebrows and lives in a lair?
I know this has never been done before, so I just want to explore this really bizarre and unique way of writing before I attempt to completely change everything about storytelling forever. Thoughts?
I don't remember when this phobia started. . . Maybe dark and bushy eyebrows always haunted me, but recently I was asked out by a guy who has dark, bushy, shapely and arched eyebrows and it's scaring the shit out of me.
In the past too, I'd get a little chill of fear when I'd see Justin Theroux with his menacing brows and it's all the more scarier when it's accompanied by really light eyes. It makes me feel like the person is a sociopath and stalker-ish. Like Wes Bentley in American Beauty.
I actually find them less scarier when they are more natural and scraggly. I might even find them attractive. But when they are "on fleek", sculpted and arched. . . Ughhhh. . .brrrrrrr. . . I'm creeped out. Especially when it's a shapely unibrow, arched on either sides, it can drive me into an absolute tizzy
Does anyone else have a crazy phobia of bushy Brows like me?? Or am I a crazy wierdo with a tick??
For me seeing someone so confident in their appearance makes instantly want to know more. Girls with bushy brows seem fiercer to me. Maybe a little more real.
Maybe it’s just a hair thing in general?
Unshaven legs and arms? yes please.
Hey, friends! I'm 17F, and I've been insecure about my bushy, scattered eyebrows nearly my entire teenage life. A lot of my friends get their eyebrows done in salons, but I don't have the luxury to do that for myself. Aside from that, I've always been afraid of doing it myself because of the stories I've heard of people crying because of the pain (especially the first time).
But today I decided to try and get over this insecurity, and do it myself. Fortunately, I've discovered I have a high pain tolerance from getting my eyebrows plucked! For my first time, it didn't hurt at all and I'm so happy about it. I just finished plucking both of my eyebrows about 5 minutes ago, applied aloe vera right after, and I feel much more confident about it (and my face in general) compared to how I was feeling 2 hours ago. I showed my mom how it looked and she said it looked great! As much as I'd like to tell you more, that's really it. I just wanted to share my experience of getting over my insecurities one step at a time. :)
What about you? Do you have the same experience as me that you want to share? I'd gladly hear all about it! :)
As a woman with naturally thinner brows, it gets a bit tiring seeing people label all thin brows as ugly. Some face shapes and bone structure suit thinner eyebrows. Some people aren't blessed with these glorious bushy brows. Thin brows are perfectly acceptable. Not the ones that are atrocious and sperm-like. Just naturally thinner and flattering eyebrows.
So I try looking it up on youtube but I can't find anyone who has them like mine. I know there's a little brush involved, eyebrow scissors and there's a clear gel. Since they're curly they get all messy and clumped together. So I really want them to look straight and stay in place. If I want to remove hair I'd rather use the razor rather than tweezers. I wouldn't want to go that far yet.
