Slugs instead of eyebrows

Gosh when I think of it I have never seen my hubby without his beard it would be like having a new man in the house !!

No, horrible. Can't stand beards on men either.

Yep pretty awful in my opinion and I've yet to see the wearer they flatter but then I think back to some of the things I did and wore as a somewhat follower of fashion! Dearie me...........

phoenix - join the clan - I can't see a darn thing without my goggles - let alone tiny hairs. Another good reason for leaving well alone I feel.

I don't like the slug look either, but then I didn't like the plucked off completely and then drawn back on look either, however my motto for this kind of thing is 'to each his/her own'. I discovered the eyebrow wax and shape 30 years or more ago, and I have had them done regularly ever since.

I have dark brows, not slugs, but pretty thick, have trouble plucking and shaping as I find it hard to do without my glasses

I have recently let my hair go to it's natural colour, a sort of silver grey, but I read somewhere that your hair and brows should never be more than two shades different!

So, I have natural coloured hair, and natural coloured eyebrows, but apparently it's all wrong

Trouble with these thick dark eyebrows is they make all the girls look the same. They don't look individual any more. Same hairstyle, which is shoulder length and straight.
No wonder I don't know who's who any more. All carbon copies of each other.

Or I do!

I have caterpillar eyebrows; but at least they look real! The slugs seem to be painted over totally plucked eyebrows. Strange. You find your eyes drawn to them like magnets!

I hark back to the days when Biba popularised the pencil thin 30s eyebrow so I can't see the attraction of the slugs at all. Some of them look more like Groucho Marx than girls. I am colouring mine a little now that I am sprouting grey hairs, but it is only a little.

I had eyebrows like furry slugs until my 50'svwhen hormone changes changed so many things. I'd never had a brow shape till my youngest went to university so stopped keeping the hedge on my forehead tidy. No fringe was long enough to hide the disaster, I lacked any ability to do a decent job, so I called in at a local beauty salon. That was a first and a bit of a shock but I'm a regular now on the eye brow shape front and also discovered how much a decent massage helps the aching back. It's been win win ?

I do like a nicely shaped brow but I agree some of the younger women are having these huge things done. I have just had a new treatment for brows called HiBrows at an Elemis salon - its was more expensive (£26) but it lasts longer than a conventional wax and tint and looks very tidy and natural.

That's if you could find them under my fringe

I've always been a fully paid up member of the 'less is more' brigade when it comes to make up so I'm glad eyebrows were barely visible in my fashion conscious days.

I like a bit of emphasis on brows, it shapes the face. Like all make up though it oughtabe not painted on.

Up here in the North it is known as "The Scouse Brow" a very unattractive name for a very unattractive feature I think,the fashion will change soon I expect it all evolves with time.

I dislike them but rather than reminding me of slugs I think they look more like those black hairy caterpillars . I do darken my own a little but minimally . Glad I didn`t pluck them too much when I was young and a thin line was fashionable as so many of my friends have never grown back . Would never go for the tattoo`d ones ! what if you hated them .

I agree. Girl at work has hers tattooed on, too dark and hard. I think the tattoo wears off after a few months.

It's a most unattractive fashion statement I can't wait for it to change as they all look hideous but cant they see it . I notice my grandaughters' getting a tad darker I m dreading them getting bigger as they all try to keep up and be accepted
Awful look

No I think it looks awful, it may look better if they didn't have such intensely dark slugs.
My eyes are always drawn to them, if I'm not careful it could be a wide mouthed stare!