Q&A for How to Get Thick Eyebrows

Eyebrow makeup is a quick solution that can help enhance the appearance of your brows temporarily. Another option is a brow tint, which dyes your brows for 4-6 weeks. For a long-term solution, try microblading, which is basically a temporary tattoo under your brows that lasts up to 30 months.

You can actually comb your eyebrows to stimulate growth! I know that sounds kind of weird, but it will help stimulate hair growth.

Yes, exfoliation naturally promotes hair growth. So, if you want thicker eyebrows, physical exfoliation is a great way to go.

Just using natural products that don't have any harsh chemicals is going to go a long way. Anything synthetic or abrasive is going to keep your eyebrows from growing out.

Start with a lighter pencil and stay inside of your hairline. If you start to shade outside of your brow, it'll start to look fake, but if it's inside the hairline, then it'll look a lot more natural.

I highly recommend microblading. Microblading cuts little tiny cuts into your skin and actually helps to regenerate hair growth. You can actually grow your hair back that way.

I believe castor oil, mustard oil, coconut oil and vitamin E oil are great at keeping hair healthy and facilitating growth.

I have not heard of eyebrow hair falling out excessively as a result of milk.

Coconut oil soothes hair follicles and hydrates hair. You can't force follicles to grow hair, but coconut oil does provide a soothing, pleasant environment that encourages growth.

Avoid tweezing and trimming and apply a hydrating treatment at night. Coconut or olive oil works well.

Coconut and argan oils are both great for moisturizing and stimulating blood flood, two essential characteristics of an optimal growth environment.

Yes, usually. If you've waxed or tweezed them for a long time some of the follicles may be permanently damaged. It does, however, take months to regain your natural fullness.

Yes. Over a long period of time, use castor oil to speed up the process. Until that time, use a pencil or pomade to fill it in.

It varies from person to person. It may take a few weeks to a months. Try to be consistent, however, as this will yield quicker results.

For best results, twice a day. Add once in the morning and another time before you go to bed.

They're alternatives, so just use the oil you prefer. Castor oil and coconut oil can both stimulate growth.

No, you don't have to do everything. Do what is most convenient/best for you, but the more steps you incorporate, the more success you are likely to have.

It could help with eyebrow growth, yes. Check out How to Make Eyelashes Longer with Vaseline - you can use basically the same procedure on eyebrows. However, castor oil or coconut oil are more popular choices.

Typically a few weeks to a month, but coconut oil is better for your hair.

Warm water or a very gentle cleanser works. Make sure you are gentle, because when moisturized and wet, the skin is more fragile. Always be cautious, as skin types vary.

The treatments only works on the hair that you already have, so you'll most probably find penciling in your brows to make them appear thicker the best option.

Yes, as they're just as effective when mixed together.

Yes, you can. In fact, using it overnight is better because there is not much movement during the night and this helps the oil sink in.

Just pick the most convenient one. The more popular ones are castor oil and coconut oil.

You can use a black brow pencil, or even eyeliner or mascara. If you want to make them black permanently, you can dye them.

It works very well to promote hair growth and it will not remove your eyebrows.

Shaving them off seems cool, but in order to maintain it, you have to continue to shave and pluck the hairs that grow back, which is very tedious.

Try experimenting with different oils (coconut, olive, castor) for a week and see which ones gave you the best results.

You don't need to change your look if you're happy with your brows. If you want thicker brows, you can use an eyebrow pencil or other make up to make them appear darker or thicker. You can do this with or without a stencil. If they've been over-plucked, you can let them grow out. Massage your brows gently with any type of oil (depending on your skin type) to promote growth.

Try aloe vera on your brows for a week, they should start to thicken after a few days.