From the very thin brows of the 90s, the thick ones popularized by Cara Delevingne, and the arched brows brought on trend by Kylie Jenner in 2016, the way brows look has always played a major role in defining trends. beauty.
Each era has brought its own distinct style, leaving its mark on the way eyebrows are perceived. But as new trends emerge and old ones fade, not all eyebrow looks are fondly remembered.
If you find yourself cringing at old photos and wondering why you ever thought string-thin eyebrows, plucking a section of them, or over-lining with a pencil were very "wow" ideas, you might be experienced a phenomenon called "eyebrow blindness" according to TikTok users.
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But what is the term "eyebrow blindness"?
Contrary to what the name suggests, eyebrow blindness does not mean that you cannot see your eyebrows. Instead, it refers to wanting to follow the latest eyebrow trends regardless of what suits your facial features. "Brow blindness" is "being blind to something that is fashionable but not necessarily good for long-term health or beauty."
On TikTok, users have gone viral by sharing their experiences of realizing, often too late, how inconsistent their brows looked when they mindlessly followed the latest trends of arching, over-lining or plucking them. .
This phenomenon highlights a broader issue in the beauty industry: the pressure to conform to an image of beauty, rather than embracing individuality and diversity.
Eyebrow trends will continue to evolve, but the key to avoiding this "phenomenon" is to find a style that works for you, rather than just following trends. Let your eyebrows reflect the individuality you have!
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