Dyeing eyebrows dark if they're already brown and dense

[Seeyenar]

What is the ROI on dying eyebrows black/darker shade of brown if they are already brown?

I have dense brown eyebrows which appear pretty dark in most lighting but in certain lighting especially overhead they appear lighter and less prominent because the dark look is an illusion caused by the density not the actual color of the hair follicles. my eyelashes also appear quite light in certain lighting as well so i have been contemplating dying them as well.

negatives i can think of is that it costs money (not an issue for most people) and you might get called out for dyeing your eyebrows and feel like/get labeled as a fraud, also you would have to maintain a "Frauded look" long term unless you want people wondering why your eyebrows keep randomly changing from brown to black and and back to brown again.

positives however is that if your eyebrows are already relatively dark then the chances of it being noticed once you dye them a shade darker would be a lot lower,

is it worth normies thinking you are tryhard and/or gay to gain 0.2 psl?

 

[Krosk]

What is the ROI on dying eyebrows black/darker shade of brown if they are already brown?

I have dense brown eyebrows which appear pretty dark in most lighting but in certain lighting especially overhead they appear lighter and less prominent because the dark look is an illusion caused by the density not the actual color of the hair follicles. my eyelashes also appear quite light in certain lighting as well so i have been contemplating dying them as well.

negatives i can think of is that it costs money (not an issue for most people) and you might get called out for dyeing your eyebrows and feel like/get labeled as a fraud, also you would have to maintain a "Frauded look" long term unless you want people wondering why your eyebrows keep randomly changing from brown to black and and back to brown again.

positives however is that if your eyebrows are already relatively dark then the chances of it being noticed once you dye them a shade darker would be a lot lower,

is it worth normies thinking you are tryhard and/or gay to gain 0.2 psl?

it cost like $7 might as well

 

[iblameneuro]

What is the ROI on dying eyebrows black/darker shade of brown if they are already brown?

I have dense brown eyebrows which appear pretty dark in most lighting but in certain lighting especially overhead they appear lighter and less prominent because the dark look is an illusion caused by the density not the actual color of the hair follicles. my eyelashes also appear quite light in certain lighting as well so i have been contemplating dying them as well.

negatives i can think of is that it costs money (not an issue for most people) and you might get called out for dyeing your eyebrows and feel like/get labeled as a fraud, also you would have to maintain a "Frauded look" long term unless you want people wondering why your eyebrows keep randomly changing from brown to black and and back to brown again.

positives however is that if your eyebrows are already relatively dark then the chances of it being noticed once you dye them a shade darker would be a lot lower,

is it worth normies thinking you are tryhard and/or gay to gain 0.2 psl?

jeremy meeks theory

 

[Seeyenar]

it cost like $7 might as well

yeah the money is not a problem at all it's more just about dealing with how people perceive men who dye their eyebrows and eyelashes especially when you technically don't need to. You don't want to be known as the looksmaxxer, and dyed eyebrows and eyelashes are probably the biggest giveaway that you scroll looksmax.org in your free time.

 

[hardstucklmtn]

Sam

What is the ROI on dying eyebrows black/darker shade of brown if they are already brown?

I have dense brown eyebrows which appear pretty dark in most lighting but in certain lighting especially overhead they appear lighter and less prominent because the dark look is an illusion caused by the density not the actual color of the hair follicles. my eyelashes also appear quite light in certain lighting as well so i have been contemplating dying them as well.

negatives i can think of is that it costs money (not an issue for most people) and you might get called out for dyeing your eyebrows and feel like/get labeled as a fraud, also you would have to maintain a "Frauded look" long term unless you want people wondering why your eyebrows keep randomly changing from brown to black and and back to brown again.

positives however is that if your eyebrows are already relatively dark then the chances of it being noticed once you dye them a shade darker would be a lot lower,

is it worth normies thinking you are tryhard and/or gay to gain 0.2 psl

I’m in the same boat

 

[hardstucklmtn]

it cost like $7 might as well

True

 

[hardstucklmtn]

What is the ROI on dying eyebrows black/darker shade of brown if they are already brown?

I have dense brown eyebrows which appear pretty dark in most lighting but in certain lighting especially overhead they appear lighter and less prominent because the dark look is an illusion caused by the density not the actual color of the hair follicles. my eyelashes also appear quite light in certain lighting as well so i have been contemplating dying them as well.

negatives i can think of is that it costs money (not an issue for most people) and you might get called out for dyeing your eyebrows and feel like/get labeled as a fraud, also you would have to maintain a "Frauded look" long term unless you want people wondering why your eyebrows keep randomly changing from brown to black and and back to brown again.

positives however is that if your eyebrows are already relatively dark then the chances of it being noticed once you dye them a shade darker would be a lot lower,

is it worth normies thinking you are tryhard and/or gay to gain 0.2 psl?

Bump

 

[Seeyenar]

Sam

I’m in the same boat

If i dyed my hair, eyebrows and eyelashes black it would halo me hard as i have very light eyes and the contrast would be insane but the stigma around it is holding me back. best thing to do is probably test it out when your on vacation or something and see how it looks and then decide if you want it to be your "new look" back home.