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Thinking about solutions for good eye brows.

Searched a bit to find out what's out there.

Makeup:
Eyebrow pencil on the underneath edge of the eye brows and make them a bit longer
Brow Powder on the whole eye brows to make it more dense.
Put concealer (lighter) / eyebrow highlighter around eye brows to make more contrast.
https://www.skincarebyalana.com/blo...erything-you-need-to-know-about-microblading/
https://www.buzzfeed.com/alisoncaporimo/killer-brows?utm_term=.lbYPyP84O1#.elozmzApn1

Eye Brow Extensions:
You pick little artificial hairs and put them one after the other on eyebrow.
Normally i guess a professional does it.
It looks completely natural, like real hairs.
Probably very expensive. 100 dollars? And lasts only 2 weeks.

Permanent makeup (semi-tatooing):
Very strong, very dark.
Done with a machine.
Lasts for a few years, then gets slowly lighter.

Micro Blading (semi-tatooing):
Like permanent makeup, but made by hand, not by machine.
She basically paints/tattoos hairs on the eye brows by hand.
Lasts for 1-2 years.
Costs about 500-1500 dollars.
https://www.skincarebyalana.com/blo...erything-you-need-to-know-about-microblading/

Colouring:
Lasts a month.
Perhaps let it be done by specialist.

Castor Oil / Vaseline:
Somehow this is good, probably do it overnight

Rapidbrow serum:
It's on amazon. Just some minerals and stuff, surprisingly the reviews are good.

Minoxidil for more hair:
For hair growth.
A few people say it has bad skin aging side effects.

Latisse: (Careprost is the generic)
The more specialiced / pricier thing for eyebrow-hair growing

Dermmatch / Toppik:
Originally for covering up thinning hair
Good thing about dermmatch is, it’s so cheap, it’s basically free (I still have the one unit I bought from like 5 years ago for hair)

Transplanting Hair:
From where? I heard they need surprisingly many hairgrafts for the brows (on the other hand i heard they take hairs from your Neck, i guess i don't need them anyway)

Dermarolling/Dermastamping them?

Supplements: Biotin, well (doesn't do anything noticeable)


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I am on 2 months minoxidil + castor oil + oral minoxidil + tretinoin -> i don't see any difference

Best options i think are:
- Microblading
(There is also microshading that you can combine, i think it just paints the skin under the hairs darker - so i think this looks more like makeup and i wouldn't add it)
- Hair transplant to Brows
-> i want to try Microblading first, it is relatively cheap, stays for a year and does not take precious hair grafts
 
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My personal favorite is hair transplant for shape followed by microblading for density. The general rule is to never microblade where you don't currently have hair or you will look gay. Get a hair transplant to get long eyebrows then use microblading behind those hairs. You would only need a few hundred grafts if you even need that many as density won't be a huge issue.

Obviously the long term solution would be to get a full eyebrows transplant.
 
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You'll get better results dying the eyebrows yourself. The salons specialize in women, which means they usually only have one type of dye, as women are looking for that dark look. Pretty much no men go and get their eyebrows dyed. Been there, done that, looks gay.

Minox is legit for thickness. Never had much success with latisse.
 
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Tfw when you can give enough eyebrows to fit the need of more than 10 men and still keeping having top tier ones.
 
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I just want to know how to make them positive tilted and that’s it. Positive tilted eyebrows gives such a dom look
 
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I just want to know how to make them positive tilted and that’s it. Positive tilted eyebrows gives such a dom look
Botox in the outer part of the glabella might work.
 
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I just want to know how to make them positive tilted and that’s it. Positive tilted eyebrows gives such a dom look
Botox in the outer part of the glabella might work.
This or increasing the medial length through minox/lattise (if you're a responder, I'm not), eyebrow transplant, or strategically filled in microblading. Having long eyebrows in the medial direction gives the appearance of dark triad PCT eyebrows even if they're arched.
 
Hmm.. how to design the perfect eyebrows for one's face?
Broad, Thick, Dense.. what shape? How long?

What do you think of these Brows from the morph?
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@Mongrelcel tag for relevance of browridge for Eyebrows - is Browridge implant the 'fix' for Eyebrow-shape?
 
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Dont think i want to mess with that shit after @Bewusst :dafuckfeels:
He did the opposite. He injected it into his forehead, which loosens its grip on the brow region. Injecting it into the glabella does the opposite. I have botox in the glabella because of eyebrow sag.
 
He did the opposite. He injected it into his forehead, which loosens its grip on the brow region. Injecting it into the glabella does the opposite. I have botox in the glabella because of eyebrow sag.
How long it lasts
 
Any other ways to try to get positive brows?
Maybe a browridge implant? No idea tbh. I don't think it matters too much, though. As long as they are not negatively tilted, you are all good.
 
What do you think of these Brows from the morph?
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Some eyebrow relevant pics:

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Study says distance from eye to eyebrow should be 1 pupil-length?
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Good looking brows?:

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2 examples of bad eyebrows:
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Forms for females:
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I am honestly confused af

How can you not have thick eyebrows as a guy? Literally every person with XY chromosomes has thick eyebrows. OP, show me your eyebrows I refuse to believe u
 
My eyebrows are right there in the post one above yours dude
 
You'll get better results dying the eyebrows yourself. The salons specialize in women, which means they usually only have one type of dye, as women are looking for that dark look. Pretty much no men go and get their eyebrows dyed. Been there, done that, looks gay.

Minox is legit for thickness. Never had much success with latisse.

Agree -Putting beard dye on eyebrows makes them look thicker.. It will last for months when used just for eyebrows also.
 
Agree -Putting beard dye on eyebrows makes them look thicker.. It will last for months when used just for eyebrows also.
Oh, months?
I once did the 'do it yourself-dye' on beard, got some on my skin, didn't worry about cleaning it right away, then it stayed on soo hard i basically had to scrap skin off to get rid of it)
And it made beard look better

And with looksmaxes of course stuff is preferred that i have to do less often and put no further effort into it
As soon as they invent cloning hairs (=unlimited donor) i would go have beard transplant
 
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I dye my eyebrows and tash. only lasts 2 weeks. extreme looksmax cos i had light blonde eyebrows with dark blonde hair beforehand. just had my lil bro say it looked gay for like the first day after i did it while the skin was dyed but after that i looked really good and not gay
 
Need to find out how to get permanent eyebrow slits or scars like Jason Momoa.

I tried carving one into my eyebrow with a kitchen knife.

Went relatively deep.

Ended up with permanent hyperpigmentation and the hair just grew back. :feelswhy:
 
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Need to find out how to get permanent eyebrow slits or scars like Jason Momoa.

I tried carving one into my eyebrow with a kitchen knife.

Went relatively deep.

Ended up with permanent hyperpigmentation and the hair just grew back. :feelswhy:
i want to give myself a scar like his. does urs look cool?
 
i want to give myself a scar like his. does urs look cool?
No, it looks like a shit stain, luckily my eyebrow grew back to cover it.


There's a clandestine society of fencing duelists in Germany who congregate at undisclosed locations and have very attractive WWII Nazi officer like scars.

I PM'd one of them on stackexchange to ask if they could give me a designer eyebrow scar to looksmax without me joining or having to train and fight. :soy:

They laughed at me and told me to fuck off. :feelswhy:

Still looking for a solution.
 
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No, it looks like a shit stain, luckily my eyebrow grew back to cover it.


There's a clandestine society of fencing duelists in Germany who congregate at undisclosed locations and have very attractive WWII Nazi officer like scars.

I PM'd one of them on stackexchange to ask if they could give me a designer eyebrow scar to looksmax without me joining or having to train and fight. :soy:

They laughed at me and told me to fuck off. :feelswhy:

Still looking for a solution.
lmao.

if ur in the uk we could meet up and cut eachothers faces up lol
 
lmao.

if ur in the uk we could meet up and cut eachothers faces up lol
"New information emerges in what was first deemed to be a clandestine homosexual encounter gone awry; suggesting that what occurred instead was an intricate, fringe, underground scarring ritual.

When the police arrived one British male had already bled out from excessive blood loss resulting from his eye being gouged out, seemingly accidentally.

A second male, identified as a Dutch national of Surinamese descent, was found alive with a severe tetanus infection resulting from contact with a rusty Swiss army knife.

He made it halfway to the hospital, mumbling something about "d-dark triad eyebrow maxing" before finally flatlining shortly after."
 
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Dr Jeffrey Epstein
"For the past 18 years I have specialized in eyebrow procedures, performing on average three weekly or around 150-200 annually.
This area, with relatively minimal "surgery" though with meticulous artistic work, truly helps to "frame one's face" providing what can be a hugely significant visual improvement. Because of my and my designated "eyebrow team's" extensive experience, we achieve natural-appearing results. This includes using the smallest possible recipient sites, typically 0.5mm custom-designed blades, that assure the quickest healing, no scarring, and the ideal direction and flatness of hair growth.
The fee for this procedure is $9500 reflecting my expertise and demand for my work."
 
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I just want to know how to make them positive tilted and that’s it. Positive tilted eyebrows gives such a dom look
Microblading is the best way to get them positively tilted, or rather create the illusion of a positive tilt. See the last post there. The gif. That's how microblading works. You choose with high precision where you want to add density and darkness. There are three pictures in the gif. Some giving a stronger impression of positive tilted masculine eyebrows


EDIT: putting the gif in here as well. Tiny changes to the brows can make a big difference.

Ezgifcom gif maker
 
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Maybe a browridge implant? No idea tbh. I don't think it matters too much, though. As long as they are not negatively tilted, you are all good.
Any results you can pm? My outer brows are pretty droopy too.
 
Permanent makeup (semi-tatooing):
Very strong, very dark.
Done with a machine.
Lasts for a few years, then gets slowly lighter.

Micro Blading (semi-tatooing):
Like permanent makeup, but made by hand, not by machine.
She basically paints/tattoos hairs on the eye brows by hand.
Lasts for 1-2 years.
Costs about 500-1500 dollars.
https://www.skincarebyalana.com/blo...erything-you-need-to-know-about-microblading/

Most def check my thread on this. Microblading is superb for contouring, and it creates a completely natural look if done underneath the current eyebrows. It's the best way to get the look of a positive tilt.

Thinking about solutions for good eye brows.

Searched a bit to find out what's out there.

Makeup:
Eyebrow pencil on the underneath edge of the eye brows and make them a bit longer
Brow Powder on the whole eye brows to make it more dense.
Put concealer (lighter) / eyebrow highlighter around eye brows to make more contrast.
https://www.skincarebyalana.com/blo...erything-you-need-to-know-about-microblading/
https://www.buzzfeed.com/alisoncaporimo/killer-brows?utm_term=.lbYPyP84O1#.elozmzApn1

Makeup can definitely change the look for the better. It could work if you're out on the town looking to score, but as a daily thing it's bound to be a chore. It's metrosexual but for the rare occasion whatever. It's fine. But I guess it takes some talent to get it right, and even when it's right it doesn't look completely natural. If I knew how to do it, and could do it in like 30 seconds, I wouldn't mind on the rare occasion, only I don't have them kinda skills.

Eye Brow Extensions:
You pick little artificial hairs and put them one after the other on eyebrow.
Normally i guess a professional does it.
It looks completely natural, like real hairs.
Probably very expensive. 100 dollars? And lasts only 2 weeks.

This I haven't heard about. If you have links do share.


Colouring:
Lasts a month.
Perhaps let it be done by specialist.

I have had that like 3-4 times. It's better than without. Looks stronger. And if you color just the area of your eyebrow that's positively tilted (usually from medially and out to where the sclera ends) then you get more of the positive tilt look. But this lacks precision. It's a makeup artist who is a hair dresser who did mine.

Castor Oil / Vaseline:
Somehow this is good, probably do it overnight

A lot of people do it. A lot of people find it works. But there's also mixed reviews, and it's a daily thing if I am not mistaken. But if it works and it's worth the hassle, then hey, sure.
Rapidbrow serum:
It's on amazon. Just some minerals and stuff, surprisingly the reviews are good.

Minoxidil for more hair:
For hair growth.
A few people say it has bad skin aging side effects.
I second that last sentence.
Latisse: (Careprost is the generic)
The more specialiced / pricier thing for eyebrow-hair growing

Dermmatch / Toppik:
Originally for covering up thinning hair
Good thing about dermmatch is, it’s so cheap, it’s basically free (I still have the one unit I bought from like 5 years ago for hair)

Transplanting Hair:
From where? I heard they need surprisingly many hairgrafts for the brows (on the other hand i heard they take hairs from your Neck, i guess i don't need them anyway)

For transplant, you'd need life long maintenance. Trimming. And it offers way less contouring possibilities than microblading. But it works for some. Guess the combination of a talented surgeon and luck. But like I wrote, offers less contouring possibilities still.

Dermarolling/Dermastamping them?

Supplements: Biotin, well (doesn't do anything noticeable)


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I am on 2 months minoxidil + castor oil + oral minoxidil + tretinoin -> i don't see any difference

Best options i think are:
- Microblading
(There is also microshading that you can combine, i think it just paints the skin under the hairs darker - so i think this looks more like makeup and i wouldn't add it)
- Hair transplant to Brows
-> i want to try Microblading first, it is relatively cheap, stays for a year and does not take precious hair grafts
 
@Real Subtle changes, big impact. This is achievable with microblading, but note that any "new hair strands" outside the current brow should be kept down to a bare minimum, preferably none, and there are some of them in the morph below.

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@Real

I wrote this for you: "Guide — How to get a perfect result microblading".

 
@Real Subtle changes, big impact. This is achievable with microblading, but note that any "new hair strands" outside the current brow should be kept down to a bare minimum, preferably none, and there are some of them in the morph below.

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Thanks! Perhaps i'll go to cosmetician with that pic
(but could take till middle december, lets see)
 
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If you post new pictures in december, also use a just for men on your hair i see you're grizzled
 
Best options i think are:
- Microblading
(There is also microshading that you can combine, i think it just paints the skin under the hairs darker - so i think this looks more like makeup and i wouldn't add it)
- Hair transplant to Brows
-> i want to try Microblading first, it is relatively cheap, stays for a year and does not take precious hair grafts
Yeah, I agree, on that order.

And looking up the microshading you found, I see there's also something funky called microfeathering. Not sure if it's just a grift, like a sales technique selling something that's basically microblading. Haven't looked it up proper.

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And on top of that we've got something called Henna Brows, which gives less precision and aesthetic look than microblading, and you gotta refill all the time, but at least it's something to add in the OP list.
 
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My personal favorite is hair transplant for shape followed by microblading for density. The general rule is to never microblade where you don't currently have hair or you will look gay. Get a hair transplant to get long eyebrows then use microblading behind those hairs. You would only need a few hundred grafts if you even need that many as density won't be a huge issue.

Obviously the long term solution would be to get a full eyebrows transplant.
Do u think microblading could make hairline look slight lower ?
 
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I am honestly confused af

How can you not have thick eyebrows as a guy? Literally every person with XY chromosomes has thick eyebrows. OP, show me your eyebrows I refuse to believe u

Look at my post on rating, legit have nonexistant eyebrows :feelswah:
 
Makeup:
Brow Powder on the whole eye brows to make it more dense.
This apparently can be done with a stencil. You place a stencil with a given shape over your eyebrows, and brow stamp them. Such stencil products get fairly good reviews on amazon https://www.amazon.com/s?k=stencil+eyebrows

And @Real if you'd go to a cosmetician and ask for trying out the stuff in this thread, you'd do the forum a big favor. To review the stuff. Like going to the cosmetician and asking: Can you use Eyebrow Pencil on me, give it your best. Same for Brow Powder. And review the results.
 

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