It\u2019s honestly not that hard to grow out your brows. They key here is patience my friends, good old fashioned time and patience. Unfortunately, I only started the regrowth process 6 weeks before my wedding, but given more time, I know the results could have been even better. This is what you need to know.<\/p>\n
Step 1 DROP THE TWEEZERS<\/strong><\/p>\n Stop tweezing, trimming, plucking, prodding, waxing and threading for 1-3 months (minimum) before the big day. I don\u2019t care who you are or the state of your brows, you will be shocked to see that you will start growing hairs in places where you never thought they would grow, simply because you left your brows alone. Now it\u2019s going to look a little funny, but keep the brows in check with a little clear brow gel or even concealer to\u00a0cover up random hairs. You want to wait at least<\/em> 8 weeks before even touching them in order for your true brow shape appear. Also, tweezing anywhere near the brows stimulates the hair growth cycle, which is why waiting allows time for all the hair to get on the same cycle.<\/p>\n Step 2 USE A SERUM<\/strong><\/p>\n Use a brow growth serum\u2026religiously<\/em>. I used Plume<\/a>, which is actually for the lashes and the brows, but I just used on my brows. What I like about it is that it\u2019s natural\u00a0and\u00a0actually works! I have significantly less hair on one of my brows, so I really focused on this smaller patch of area. I used the serum every morning and night and I could see the magic happening by week 3. It was glorious. I actually just ran out, so\u00a0now I’ve started using Grande Brow<\/a> which I’ve heard is amazing.<\/p>\n