Everything you need to know about growing out your eyebrows

I’m lucky not to have ever plucked my eyebrows much, even in the peak thinness danger time of the 90s!

I think I'm too old to grow mine any thicker now. But I started thickening them up a few years ago and I'm reasonably happy with them now anyway ... and by the time I add brow powder they look good. Gosh ... every time I think about how I used to pluck them SO THIN way back when I was a teenager it makes me cringe! You know what though ... give it another decade or two and thin will probably come back again! Everything does go in circles!

She is so right, I've spent the last six months growing mine out, I couldn't believe how long it took! They look much nicer now though, I had gotten a bit carried away with the tweezers:)

Mine have always been full and I've never really done anything much to them. Thin eyebrows make you look older.

Thick brows look so much more flattering than thin ones. I need to get mine professionally shaped though, they're a mess!

I might need to look at a more permanent fix for my brows!

Mine just grow so fast that it's starting to annoy me! I have to do my eyebrows more than often.

I’ve found that using a face oil at night really speeds up my eyebrow growth lol

Stopped plucking my eyebrows about 8 years ago and they're still thin and bare :( I used Revitalash for about one year and had a lot of new growth (also my lashes grew super long), but as soon as I stopped using the product, everything went even worse than what it was before. Now I'm using castor oil every night and slowly seeing an improvement. For some of us, it's just not meant to be!

I haven't plucked my eyebrows for around two weeks? Trying to grow them out but it is taking so long—it feels like I am trying to grow out my actual hair xD

Well. I don't have a lot of brow hair to begin with. i let my brows grow out for about 4 months (not because I want to but because i didn't have time to get them done.) And then I couldn't do it anymore so I tweezed myself. I'll never have really thick and full brows not matter what I use. Not in the genes.

I've always plucked mine. Thank goodness I never went the same route as my mother who has plucked hers to the point of near nonexistence!

I am so glad that I was too young in the 90's and early 2000's to be one of those poor people who overplucked their eyebrows. I don't pluck mine, I never have but my hairs are blonde and the strays are invisible.

I never realised there were serums to help regrow brows.

From the age of around 29 when I started having our three kids my brows grew out for about a decade because I just didn't have the time to put emphasis on my looks. So my brows kind of grew naturally into fashion all by themselves without me even thinking about it! When I was around 39 I joined bh and realised I'd better atleast do something about my looks which I'd neglected a lot and I tidied them up a little according to the advice on bh of course!

Over the last 3+ years I've let my brows grow back and I would say 15% has grown back but 90% is still bare. Luckily I have thick brows so most of it is still there but I tweezed too much of the inner brows, the ones that seem to grow in a different direction. I would try a brow serum but I've heard you have to apply it for the rest of your life to keep the hair.

Fortunately never overplucked my eyebrows when younger - even still, they are becoming sparse as I age.

The Mavala lash serum is amazing for growing out your brows!

I've left mine for months but they just won't grow back. I didn't know there were serums to help grow them back so I'll give anything a try I've waited this long anyway.

I am so glad that I never over plucked mine, looking at Lauren’s thin eyebrows made me realise that

I recently overplucked a little so I'm using some lash conditioner every night in hope it helps my brows grow back a bit.

I've never really followed brow trends, so luckily I don't need to grow any back.

I don't do much to my brows at all because they are sparse - I've never had great brows. I've recently started paying more attention to them and now use a powder to add a bit of body. It really makes a huge difference to my made up look.

Lucky ladies with full, thick brows. Mine used to be that way, but health issues have thinned the herd. I've tried the brow serums, and no, no luck. I'll have to stick to my trusty pencil, and Benefit Brow to tide me over.

This great advice! I'm growing my brows out now after a threading disaster. Thank you for the handy hints and tips.