Thin eyebrows are making a timid comeback in fashion. However, it's not really a good idea to over-pluck them. Here's why. 

Thin eyebrows: trendy or not? 

They are making more and more of an appearance again. New-generation stars like Bella Hadid and Julia Fox have even gone as far as adopting the ultra-thin eyebrow look and making it a real trend on social media. While some see it as a real beauty statement, others flatly reject the idea of this comeback... When you know that eyebrows define and structure the harmony of facial features, it's easy to understand how the skinny brow trend, or even the trend of bleached eyebrows, can throw everything out of balance.

It's also worth noting that eyebrows that are too thin tend to harden facial features but also make the appearance of the face look older. Eyebrow specialist Joss Devilleneuve (founder of the l'Atelier du Sourcil institutes) believes that plucking your eyebrows once a month is more than enough. In the meantime, you shouldn't touch them to avoid disaster, namely: blocking their regrowth, or even stopping it altogether. 

How to help over-plucked eyebrows grow back? 

Our eyebrows frame our eyes and protect them from external aggressors. They are the first barrier before the eyelashes. As you may have guessed, beyond the aesthetic aspect, it is essential to take care of them for the well-being of these two organs. But how to make your eyebrows grow back when you've been too heavy-handed with plucking?

Stop plucking (even at home) while they grow back

Be patient, and forget about wax strips, epilators, and tweezers. Give your eyebrows a break for 2 to 4 months so that the hairs can fully grow back. Once your eyebrows are full enough, you can make an appointment at a beauty salon to define the natural eyebrow line that best suits your facial shape.

While waiting for them to grow back, you can always apply eyebrow makeup and give them the desired shape using an eyebrow pencil or an eyeshadow in the same color as your natural hairs. 

Exfoliate your eyebrows to stimulate regrowth

We never even think about it. But exfoliating your eyebrows is very beneficial for regrowth. Why? It helps stimulate blood circulation, remove dead skin cells, and refine the skin's texture. The hairs then have more freedom to grow.

How to do it? Pour a few drops of coconut oil into your palm, and add a pinch of coffee grounds. Gently rub the skin of your eyebrows with the mixture. Rinse with lukewarm water. Repeat the process once or twice a week while they grow back.

Take vitamins! 

Our diet plays a major role in overall hair regrowth. An unhealthy diet, lacking in vitamins, minerals, and trace elements, will only damage the quality of our skin, hair, and body hair in general. It all starts from within, so consider supplementing your diet with dietary supplements containing vitamin B, biotin, or brewer's yeast.

Moisturize eyebrow hairs

Nothing beats hydration! Even for our eyebrow hairs, yes, really.  

To moisturize and boost the regrowth of your eyebrows, trust castor oil. Known since time immemorial for its moisturizing and nourishing properties, you can apply it with a circular massage and leave it on as a mask overnight. In the morning, don't forget to wash your face thoroughly and remove all oil residue.

All the natural methods that can be useful for better moisturizing your eyebrows:

• Coconut oil

Coconut oil has revitalizing and protective properties. The fatty acids that make it up work with the natural proteins in the hairs to protect them from breakage. The lauric acid it contains acts as an antimicrobial agent, preventing the infection of hair follicles. The various proteins as well as nutrients such as vitamin E and iron present in coconut oil promote the regrowth of eyelashes and eyebrows.

For fast and noticeable results, you can apply it several times a week, every evening. But be careful, make sure not to expose yourself to the sun. Oil in general is an excellent conductor for UV rays.

• Onion juice

You have probably heard of this beauty trend. Onion juice is said to promote hair regrowth.

Indeed, onion is one of the foods richest in sulfur, selenium, vitamins B and C, which are very good for hair growth. Sulfur improves the production of collagen tissues necessary for the proper growth of eyebrows. You can apply it two to three times a week for a good half hour. The only downside is its smell, which can be unpleasant to bear. 

• Fenugreek seeds

Fenugreek seeds are rich in proteins, they contain nicotinic acid and lecithin which promote the growth and reconstruction of hair follicles. For effective results, you can apply the powder or oil two to three times a week to your eyebrows.

• Aloe vera gel

Aloe vera contains a compound called aloin which promotes the growth of hair follicles by nourishing them. Its chemical composition is similar to that of keratin, which allows it to provide more elasticity and prevent hair breakage, while soothing the skin around the eyebrows. Aloe vera easily penetrates the skin and can be applied several times a day for permanently thick and full eyebrows.

How to do it? Apply the aloe vera gel and gently massage the eyebrows until it is absorbed. Leave it on for 30 minutes then rinse with lukewarm water.

Apply the “ROSEBROW” strengthening serum to fill in your sparse eyebrows

The ROSEBROW eyebrow serum * protects and deeply nourishes the eyebrows, acting directly on the hair bulbs, thanks to its rich formula with vitamin B5 and castor oil. The eyebrows appear silkier and thicker.

• 17% longer.
• 19% thicker.
• 67% fuller.

*The ROSEBROW serum is formulated with natural ingredients, with the utmost respect for the environment, and contains no ingredients of animal origin.