Style disaster- Light-hearted thread. ?

Pamela a friend used the remover on her overdyed brows
Successfully, but obviously you must be careful and just use a little.
Marydoll glad you sorted it out, it did sound funny but at the same time we all had great sympathy for your plight.
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It's a long time since I was able to see my bikini line, never mind wax it. ?
Anyway do you actually trust me to wax it after my brow disaster?
I have manged to eventually fix it my brows, by a softly, softly approach. A little bit dye at a time.
It actually doesn't look too bad now. The dye hadn't taken very well, so when I washed my hair, my brows went much lighter.
Lesson learned and I do hope I made people smile. ?

Please don’t follow lemons advice please.
The hairs have been dyed permanently, Nail polish remover will not help. The dye on your skin will probably have worn off by now.
Either go to a Beauty therapist or get a friend or your husband to mix another batch and apply to the other brow until it matches. Keep taking it off and checkingtill you get the depth right. The tint on eyebrows can take very quickly.
Good luck.
Are you going to wax your bikini line today? Let us know how it goes?

Horatia - absolutely nothing at all wrong with fair to ginger eyebrows.
I had ginger hair and the accompanying fair eyebrows and fair complexion. However, they are now grey/white and wiry. A blonde eyebrow pencil gives a little colour similar to what they would have looked like when my ginger was in its full glory.

Fear not - I do not have (not want) the 'great huge eyebrows' as you suggest..

When I was at grammar school in the early 60s we used to perform tableaux at Christmas. One year the art mistress decided the angels would be based on a renaissance painting, all dressed in a greyish blue with red hair (or as red as possible) One girl had beautiful platinum hair so she tried using an auburn rinse. The result was bright pink which hadn't really become a thing in the 60s and the headmistress was not impressed!

One of my friends tried an auburn rinse but didn't realise the importance of applying it evenly. She ended up with a bright red streak down the back of her brown hair. The headmistress didn't like that either!

I often give myself a home perm and can remmeber the day I had a shop perm. I cried the rest of the day and have never done it since. When I do it myself I leave the fringe and top hair alone and do the back and sides to give it all a bit of body.

After the shop perm I had to go out and collect a prescription at the GPs. Eveyone there recognised me and no one said anything.! It took 6 months to grow out.

When I broke my shoulder and arm same time, I couldn't manage my feet so went to a wonderful Chinese woman at the hospital who waxed my eyebrows and dyed them after treating my feet. I would advise looking for a Chinese beauty therapist.

How about a Claudia Winkleman style wig to tide you over until nature sorts it out !

Tattooing will last year's. Just a small top up once a year .and they're done in like hair strokes, so look so natural.

I sympathise. I remember when I was young I decided I wanted to be blonde and did it at home. I went a really light corn colour....which everyone said they liked...I was mortified...took my hairdresser a fair few goes to get it right. I'm 64 now, have had blonde highlights for years....but never ever will I attempt to go blonde doing it myself ever again.
You may have to resort to going to a professional to try and sort out the problem for you. Good luck with it xx

Chrishappy, I do like that idea, but knowing my luck......?‍♀️
How long does it last?
Thanks for all the kind and amusing replies.

I think you've just got to go to a beautician and ask her to 'put it right' for you. You'll be surprised at just what miracles they can perform. I don't think I would put nail varnish remover anywhere near my eyes - they're far too precious.

I'm very fair with invisible eyebrows. After many tinting disasters I got them tattooed. Best thing I ever did

I colour my hair and this time I used Quartz (Clairol)
Because I have very fair skin and a few freckles over my nose and upper cheek area, my eyebrows and the hairs on my arms are virtually invisible.
On Sunday, I dyed my eyebrows for the first time, using some of the hair colourant on a cotton bud. I did it twice but the second time, a knock at the door made me forget that the dye would show (I'd been pretty generous) and the look on the face of the Hermes delivery guy was priceless ??? although at the time I wasn't thinking about my dye job.
I had given him a pack of sandwiches crisps and bottled water from Waitrose and he kept at arms length while I signed the machine not knowing what to say.
When I got back to the mirror I shocked myself and wish now that I had a photo to show ?
They were worse than the photo on here.
Luckily, the dye did work and made a difference and the residue cleaned off with a soapy cloth.
I considered having them tattooed but it looks too chavvy and too expensive. ?
Motto: always check mirror before answering door.

I was about 14 and wanted a pageboy style haircut. I took a picture to the hairdresser and I was really happy with the cut. For some unknown reason she backcombed it all and it looked as though I was wearing a busby! The hairdresser was a friend of my auntie and her 'salon' was her kitchen which had a couple of old ladies having perms who thought I looked lovely

I too had a disaster with a home perm Coconut When I was in my 30s, my DD offered to perm my hair. I looked like I had stuck my fingers in the electrical sockets

The first time I dyed my hair after meeting my new boyfriend (he later became my husband) I was staying at his flat.
It was still early days of the relationship when you try to pretend that your hair roots don't come through darker or that eyebrows grow perfectly without the need for plucking and even that body hair never appears on your legs, armpits and other delicate places thereby rendering a razor an exclusive tool for men.
So, biting the bullet in light of the spreading dark roots I applied my blonde dye......
Once the solution had 'cooked' I removed the towel and rinsed. It was a this point I saw the look on his face as he gingerly asked "So, does it always go green at this stage?"
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I hastily looked in the mirror and to my horror saw Grot-bags the green haired witch looking back at me!
With hat firmly pulled on my head I ran to the nearest hairdressers and stood crying asking her advice. After she had made a few phone calls I returned to the flat armed with several bottles of tomato ketchup from the local shop as I was reliably informed that the tomato based product would neutralise the colour.
Nowadays I know never to use a blond dye that contains Ash colour.

I would also suggest mascara on the unaffected eyebrow, it might work, you never know. My eyebrows are an on-going disaster due to over-plucking over the decades and since the chemo they've never been the same. If I could turn the clock back ...
For myself, I've had my fair share of style disasters - the purple trouser suit (blouson style jacket) - a colleague looked at me up and down very obviously as though I'd just crawled out from under a stone. I barely left my desk all day and never wore it to the office again.
I've just cut my fringe (yes, at 63 I really should know better) but I don't think it looks too bad.

Thanks Marydoll thought was just me that did things like that! Am sure you'll sort it and will look wonderful!!!

I have very fair eyebrows, a blessing these days as they’ve started sprouting coarse beard like hairs to match the ones on my chin

Just nip into your nearest beauty salon. It costs very little about £11.00 to get eyebrows tinted. Tell them what has happened and they will sort you out in no time. My eyebrows have lost all natural colour and having them tinted wears off very quickly. I have realised lately that if I just clean them gently rather than vigorously rubbing with cotton wool pad and cleanser, the colour lasts longer. Three days on from tinting they will look much less noticeable. Actually rubbing hard on the dark one with cleanser will probably sort it out for you anyway.

My observations of fashionable folk locally is that Groucho Marx look is very much in vogue. Get them done professionally once a month and then use Benefit Browsings to gently!!! smudge in some colour everyday.

When all my kids were little my Mum offered to perm my hair ... OMG a frizzy Shirley Temple emerged, I was mortified, I had only wanted a body perm !! I started wearing a hat, plus going to bed drenched in conditioner but it took ages to get back to normal .... never again !!

It would of been quicker to get it done professionally by the sounds of it. So pop along and get it sorted. The amount of peroxide used is the most important part as it oxides the colour

You could try eyebrow mascara on the light one. Maybelline do one that is easy to apply. My eyebrows have gone grey and I use it to give them a bit of colour. (It also washes out easily.)