In the nineties, eyebrows made a comeback (thanks, Cara Delevingne). The trend also left a sizeable number of us who had been duped by the plucking fad wondering ‘how can you grow your eyebrows?’
While 2023 has undoubtedly been an intriguing year, we’ve also spent a lot more time at home, so there’s never been a better time to fill in those brows. Looking for a way to get a leg up on the competition? This is how you can make your eye brows as fluffy as you want them to be.
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How to grow your eyebrows
Make brow serum a regular part of your beauty routine.
While olive oil and Vaseline are less expensive alternatives, nothing beats a good brow serum that specifically promotes brow development. To speed up brow growth, Power recommends applying brow serums daily.
Put down the plucking for a while.
Yes, of course. Because brows grow in a three- to four-month cycle, wait at least 12 weeks before pulling out any hairs. After that, pull the ones not close to your brow line, but leave the ones that are close by alone. Also, use a brush to maintain your brows daily.
Make use of olive oil.
There has been a lot of discussion regarding whether applying castor oil to your brows may help them grow. While the verdict is still out on that specific oil (many individuals have discovered they are sensitive to castor oil after experimenting with the trend), olive oil is a good option in the developing brows category. It’s high in vitamin E, which is recognized for its moisturizing benefits. It also contains necessary fatty acids, which work as nourishment for your follicles.
Take walnuts
Serums aren’t the only way to assist you to grow thicker brows; certain vitamins and minerals-rich foods can also aid in hair growth. Add walnuts, mangoes, dark leafy greens, and sweet potatoes to your daily diet to aid hydration and blood circulation – two important aspects in hair growth–and incorporate marine proteins, biotin, and vitamin B into your morning routine to support your amino acids and enhance keratin production.
