How can i thicken my eyebrows

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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
 
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would latisae on brows affect the eye area? Also wdym oral minox is poison?
Lattise effects are way more localised than Minoxidil. It only acts on the area it’s applied, if applied on brows it should not affect your eyelids as they are pretty far away. The fear mongering on lattise is pretty crazy, everyone treats it like it melts your orbital fat. That only really happens with DIRECT absorption like into the eye (where most reports come from) or improper application on lashes.

Don’t fall for the Oral Minoxidil hype. It is a looksmin. It will bloat you heavily and most diuretics can’t even do much.
lattise

dying them also makes them look thicker
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
could try oral or latisse and also give derma stamping a try, when i used it on myself i saw positive results.
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
if this doesnt convince you to do minoxidil idk what will (6 months apart) also did volufine above my upper eyelid
 

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if you're not a responder to minox than you need to combine it with microneedling and tretinoin this will increase the effectiveness of minox greatly and can turn none-responders into responders. Last option would be oral minoxidl if everything fails...
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
retard use vaseline its so effective
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
If you're using the minox foam, it might haven't done its job.

Try dermastamp + serum minox, maybe that'll help for better absorption
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
Vaseline makes my eyebrows look thicker
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
Take bac water for bonemass and Stacy won’t care
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
js try oral min at a lower dose and use ordinary lash serum
 
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Don't use Oral Minoxidil that shit is poison

Add tretinoin before applying topical minoxidil

or just use latisse on brows it mogs minoxidil for hair growth
 
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would latisae on brows affect the eye area? Also wdym oral minox is poison?
Lattise effects are way more localised than Minoxidil. It only acts on the area it’s applied, if applied on brows it should not affect your eyelids as they are pretty far away. The fear mongering on lattise is pretty crazy, everyone treats it like it melts your orbital fat. That only really happens with DIRECT absorption like into the eye (where most reports come from) or improper application on lashes.

Don’t fall for the Oral Minoxidil hype. It is a looksmin. It will bloat you heavily and most diuretics can’t even do much.
 
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Lattise effects are way more localised than Minoxidil. It only acts on the area it’s applied, if applied on brows it should not affect your eyelids as they are pretty far away. The fear mongering on lattise is pretty crazy, everyone treats it like it melts your orbital fat. That only really happens with DIRECT absorption like into the eye (where most reports come from) or improper application on lashes.

Don’t fall for the Oral Minoxidil hype. It is a looksmin. It will bloat you heavily and most diuretics can’t even do much.
alright thanks for the advice bhai :owo::owo: Mirin your reply
 
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Lattise effects are way more localised than Minoxidil. It only acts on the area it’s applied, if applied on brows it should not affect your eyelids as they are pretty far away. The fear mongering on lattise is pretty crazy, everyone treats it like it melts your orbital fat. That only really happens with DIRECT absorption like into the eye (where most reports come from) or improper application on lashes.

Don’t fall for the Oral Minoxidil hype. It is a looksmin. It will bloat you heavily and most diuretics can’t even do much.
wait also did u also do latisse? If so how long did it take to see good resultsb
 
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wait also did u also do latisse? If so how long did it take to see good resultsb
I have recently started Latisse on my brows, been using for a week. Usually it takes 3-4 weeks to see changes and full results are expected by week 16 for most. Previously I was using minoxidil and dermapenning but didn’t achieve much after a certain point. I couldn’t be bothered to apply retinoids as they irritated too much.

I have been using Latisse for like 3 weeks on my lashes and seen no change in my orbital fat, but my lashes have been growing noticeably (people already started to point it out)
 
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Lattise effects are way more localised than Minoxidil. It only acts on the area it’s applied, if applied on brows it should not affect your eyelids as they are pretty far away. The fear mongering on lattise is pretty crazy, everyone treats it like it melts your orbital fat. That only really happens with DIRECT absorption like into the eye (where most reports come from) or improper application on lashes.

Don’t fall for the Oral Minoxidil hype. It is a looksmin. It will bloat you heavily and most diuretics can’t even do much.
I’m using minoxidil myself, and no, it doesn’t cause “heavy bloating” for me. In many users that very rare!
And is very usable too.


Saying “don’t fall for oral minoxidil hype” while dismissing Latisse fear-mongering is inconsistent. Either:

Latisse doesn’t magically melt orbital fat unless misused or absorbed directly into the eye.
Minoxidil doesn’t automatically turn everyone into a water balloon either.

Both are tools.
Both have risks.
 
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Ive tried Castor oil and Topical Minoxidil for 1 year and nothing changed (Literally nothing) i dont like frauding my eyebrows with eyeliner i want it permanent cuz lowkey thick eyebrows ascends me by so much its crazy

I havent tried oral minox but im afraid of the bloat? Does anyone have experience with it if so is the bloat really that bad or if i can counter it with diuretics?
use nut
 
Don't use Oral Minoxidil that shit is poison

Add tretinoin before applying topical minoxidil

or just use latisse on brows it mogs minoxidil for hair growth
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latisse GIGA MOGS minoxidil
dunno why ppl still get fear mongered by it
even applying like an autist with my fingers and doing it daily for months
noticed 0 fat loss
if ur that scared then js apply vaseline on the fat and it should be fine
 
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I’m using minoxidil myself, and no, it doesn’t cause “heavy bloating” for me. In many users that very rare!
And is very usable too.
your one anecdotal result does not dismiss that minoxidil by its mechanism causes bloating, and is a common reported side effect.
Saying “don’t fall for oral minoxidil hype” while dismissing Latisse fear-mongering is inconsistent. Either:

Latisse doesn’t magically melt orbital fat unless misused or absorbed directly into the eye.
Minoxidil doesn’t automatically turn everyone into a water balloon either.
Bad comparison

One is applied topically to the brows which don’t even reach the eyelids which basically means the chances of it actually burning your orbital fat is literally zero. I don’t know what retard is purposely going out of there way to apply on eyelids instead of the brows :lul:

Minoxidil by its mechanism is highly likely to cause bloating. The only way to counteract its bloating is diuretics, most don’t even help and if it did it would mean you would permanently be on diuretics.
Both are tools.
Both have risks.
zero reason to use oral minoxidil aside from ease of use

Latisse > Topical Min > Oral Min
 
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your one anecdotal result does not dismiss that minoxidil by its mechanism causes bloating, and is a common reported side effect.

Bad comparison

One is applied topically to the brows which don’t even reach the eyelids which basically means the chances of it actually burning your orbital fat is literally zero. I don’t know what retard is purposely going out of there way to apply on eyelids instead of the brows :lul:

Minoxidil by its mechanism is highly likely to cause bloating. The only way to counteract its bloating is diuretics, most don’t even help and if it did it would mean you would permanently be on diuretics.

zero reason to use oral minoxidil aside from ease of use

Latisse > Topical Min > Oral Min
MIRIN :owo:
 
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