moldypotato
12-10-2004, 09:55 PM
I have a unibrow and am pretty embarrassed about it. I shave it every day just to make sure it's not showing. But now I'm afraid that the hair is getting so thick that the hair/bumps from shaving is getting very thick and darker that the super small hairs still left from shaving are showing. Kind of like blackheads I guess, except they are hairs... I really don't want to go in public with a unibrow as many people excludeing my girlfriend do not know about it. Are there any ways to get rid of this crap that I messed up on and keep it away for ever or atleast a week or so until I have to shave again? Would electrolisis work on the very small hairs showing? Howmuch does it usually cost?
Hitmen
12-11-2004, 09:06 AM
You could use wax. When I was used to get haircuts at this one place, the woman there would put wax in the unibrow area and rip off all the hairs. I don't know why she did this because I barely had a unibrow but hey it was free so what the hell. Also, I don't know what you're shaving with but if you don't have one, you could get one of those little trimmers with the different attachments. Most of them have an attachment for that sort of thing.
ouggaba
12-12-2004, 10:58 AM
You could try electrolysis.
I have a unibrow too and i did electrolysis about 6 times total. I still have fine uni brow hair but i just pluck it once every two weeks so the electrolysis was well worth it.
Shaving, id be worried i would accidently mess up the inner shape of my eyebrows. Thats why with electrolysis they are perfect.
Choice
12-12-2004, 05:21 PM
[removed} , and yes, electrolysis works well for the unibrow. I had my done at age 14.
Don't wax or tweeze the hairs, they could actually become coarser and darker.
moldypotato
12-14-2004, 10:31 PM
Would I have to have the unibrow actually veiwable or are hair stems that are not very viewabve alright?
Choice
12-15-2004, 01:50 PM
An electrologist must be able to see the hairs in order to treat them by electrolysis. A couple day's worth of growth is sufficient.