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babybrett

Post subject: Eyebrows

Posted: 02 Sep 2008 21:40

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Leah just came and asked me to pluck her eyebrows for the first time ever.....

It was so funny.She is 5'7"(quite tall to be on mummies knee :lol:

) and was lying on my lap laughing her head off because her face was nestling into my boob :roll:

I only took a few stray hairs out for her but she loves them

She's all set for school now

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MummyPeasey

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Posted: 02 Sep 2008 22:13

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Bloomin ek! I didn't start plucking mine till I was pregnant with Krissi.

Glad she likes them though!

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Jane595595

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Posted: 03 Sep 2008 08:10

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My DD 15 in Oct plucks hers all into a super shape (unlike her mum) think it's quite a big thing now at school that you don't have busy eyebrows :lol:

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babybrett

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Posted: 03 Sep 2008 08:16

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Leah said she was sick of her 'manbrows' :lol:

She is happy she looks 'more girly' now :lol:

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BlondeLou

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Posted: 03 Sep 2008 09:56

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Aww bless her! I think it makes a big difference though. I started doing mine at 13 - well my friend from school did them for me when I slept over at her house! :lol:

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KathrynC

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Posted: 03 Sep 2008 10:11

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Mine are so fair, I don't bother!
Maddie's the only one in our house who does it. The funny thing is she's the blondest but has the darkest eyebrows. Helena, Megan and I have very blonde eyebrows that you can hardly see. Might pluck the odd stray one but that's it.

Am smiling Julie picturing Leah giggling on your lap!

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babybrett

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Posted: 07 Sep 2008 18:41

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kathrync wrote:

Mine are so fair, I don't bother!
Maddie's the only one in our house who does it. The funny thing is she's the blondest but has the darkest eyebrows. Helena, Megan and I have very blonde eyebrows that you can hardly see. Might pluck the odd stray one but that's it.
Am smiling Julie picturing Leah giggling on your lap!

I wish I hardly had to bother.If I leave mine to their own devises I look like a Noel Gallagher lookalike :roll:

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tinkswishes

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Posted: 07 Sep 2008 18:58

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I remember 1st plucking mine, I had ONE big bushy brow before lol. I couldnt open my eyes they were watering so much.

I have to pluck a bit every day as mine are really thick and dark. I think they look a bit funny shape but im to scared to change them and cant have too thin like they do these days as ive a chubby face

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mum2be_deb

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Posted: 07 Sep 2008 20:30

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did she say it hurt i started when i was about 11 are shaz done them

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edwards

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Posted: 07 Sep 2008 21:14

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Aww bless, I remember doing them for the first time, kept making me sneeze, ha

I have to do mine all the time, I left them mainly because I didnt have time once immy was born - i looked awful, didnt really have time to look in the mirror as I was so busy most days, but when I did I made time to do them

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