The Eyebrowmaxxing

Guide
how to get ideal eyebrows.
 The Importance

Eyebrows have many reasons why there are so

crucial. On the one hand there are evolutionary
reasons, which I will elobrate later, on the other
hand they are needed to recognize people and
seperate them from eachother. People would have
a hard time recognizing you if you'd shave them off
completely. The same wouldn't occur, if you would
get rid of your lashes or get jaw fillers for example.
Therefore we can come to the conclusion that even
the slightest change of your eyebrows will have a
great impact on your looks and how people percieve
you.
The Shape

There are various eyebrow shapes and each of

them has a different impact on your face. Most
guides I have seen advise you to pick a shape
based on your face shape. In my opinion however;
flat eyebrows are the most ideal for men, no
matter what your face shape looks like. You want
your eye area to be as compact and hunter-like as
possible, as this gets percieved as an alpha trait.
So having round shaped eyebrows for instance,
will make you look worse.
How to fix eyebrow symmetry

(I know this is a foid and she's blonde, mine were like

this but more manly and darker, still a bad
experience)​
I used a combo of coconut, argan and peppermint
oil to grow out what would be my natural base for
minox. Been using this probably ever since 14 till
now, 18, a month and a half ago, maybe 2 (it slowly
kept growing and thickening over time, and I let it
happen passively without thinking much of it. It
didn't
didnt actually take that long to grow them out
considerably). What I learned is that eventually
the natural potential with oils flatlines and then
you can only make further progress with
minoxidil, which I am on right now. Uneven growth
also had an effect, as a certain type of pimple on
the inner point of the eyebrow didnt allow hair
around it to develop. Basically left me totally
asymmetrical. In order to counter that (which
minox is doing pretty well) I had to drop the cope
oils and move to the stronger stuff. This, however,
even as a step forward, left me in an even more of
an obvious asymmetry, because it was becoming
more and more pronounced that, essentially, the
left and the right eyebrow were fundamentally
different in the arch and the body of the brow as it
pertains to density. I thought about how to get
around to fixing such a thing, as eyebrow grooming
videos only told me how to pluck, trim and shape
them. Coupled with this, and asymmetrical
hooding, it really gave off the feeling as if I had a
stroke when I was young and the left side of my face
melted off downward, when it was just a case of
asymmetrical hooding and the unfortunate mixture
of it with an asymmetrical eyebrow growth
(as I grew them both from 0 to hero). In short, the
answers provided online didn't help any, as
plucking and shaping is done to the outer areas,
and while the outer areas of my brows are actually
(annoyingly) symmetrical, its the inner parts of
them that don't align in terms of density and height
(or should one say width)
METHOD (identification & approach)

Alright, here's the reference photo. You're gonna

draw the inner point of the eyebrow from the
centre of the nose to the inner end of your eye.
From there to the eyebrow arch (point where the
eyebrow starts to visibly slope downward) is the
body of the eyebrow. From there you also got the
arch of the eyebrow and that's it.
Don't touch the hairs around the eyebrows, which
don't even constitute the collective body of the
actual eyebrow (they call this "cleaning up" I call
it "fagging up"), as this will make it obvious you
had them done and will thus risk making it look
gay. We're trying to address the problem without
risk of looking like a tranny. Some people that do
it though, I have to admit, don't make it look too
gay. For the purposes of this thread though,
actual trimming and cleaning up of the eyebrows
is irrelevant, unless you really need it and identify
it as the reason for your asymmetry (never put
minox on only one eyebrow I guess?).

Anyway, you're gonna look at this photo, draw the

lines as per my instructions, and then finally see
in which specific detail do your eyebrows differ. In
my case, it took me to conceptualize this and then
compare the density (and the height) of the body
of the eyebrow specifically. The eyebrow arch
also, for me, had slightly lower density in the left
eyebrow than that of the right one.
Thus I realized I used to microneedle the
eyebrows and since I'm right-handed, could've
perhaps caused an asymmetry as such. Which
prompted me to find the solution (minox +
micro needling the body of the left eyebrow
and the arch as well). No need for any
consultation with a cosmetic salon, or
whatever the fuck, or having my eyebrows
done, or anything. Saved myself money and
time, and an appointment and so on.

Now as for your case, you might have uneven

arches of the eyebrows, where you can use this
reference pic on yourself and even them out.
Shape them symmetrically however you like
(preferably more masculine).

If your inner points of the eyebrows are

different and thus cause you frustration, you
can use this to see if it's really them, and
decide what to do with them (pluck one inner
point of the eyebrow or derma roll the other,
choices galore).
This guy in particular needs to thicken up his
right inner point of the eyebrow and maybe
pluck the left eyebrow inner point a bit lower,
to make it look symmetrical and natural. The
angle of the right brow seems more PCT and
aggressive than the left one (assuming it isn't
the angle of the photo making it look that
way), thus he could benefit from plucking the
left brow or have it shaped to fit the same
angle and maybe looksmax his eye area half a
point, candid. Etc
Methods to grow your eyebrow more thicker

If you actually do these methods you will get

good eyebrows within the next 3 months.
Otherwise keep rotting in your basement

1. Derma stamp (1-2x a week)

Derma stamping does actually work jn two ways
- improves collagen and collagen synthesis
- opens up pores to allow absorption of other
products

2. Peppermint Oil/Rosemary
Use peppermint oil right after you derma stamp
that will give 300x results

3. Biotin pills
Take biotin pills daily. Helps make eyebrows
thicker
4. Increase T3 (Triiodothyronine)
T3 is a golden magic bullet in looking attractive.
T3 increase eyelash length, eyebrow thickness,
improves skin, improves height. You can increase
t3 by
- eating healthy diet
- working out
- getting enough zinc and selenium
- getting plenty of omega 3 acids

5. Drink plenty of water (dont skip this step)

You might see this step and think “water” but
water is actually necessary af. Your body has
priorities with water. If your water levels are that
of a african refugee living off of the nile river. Your
body isnt going to use the little water you have for
eyebrows. Its rlly not hard just drink a couple
bottles or drink tap water (warning, tap water may
contain mysterious substances since water
supplies arent rlly secure avoid at all costs)
To derma-roll your eyebrows into thick lushes...
Apply the liquid(s) to your eyebrows.
Dermaroll the eyebrows, ideally for less than two
minutes, until the liquid is mostly gone.
Repeat daily.

Shape, Tilt, and Length

Shape: Anything that isn't
round or hard-angeled is ideal

Tilt: Ideally neutral or positive, but not

excessively so. You can also shape them as
well using tweezers, etc to turn them positive
or neutral.
Length: Your eyebrows should start ideally right
next to your nasal tip and should end one
middle finger after your eyes.

Set: You can practice furrowing your eyebrows

and squinting, like an autist, and pulling your
eyebrows down or up to change the muscles in
your eyebrows to bring them down. You could
shape it or get surgery to lower your eyebrows if
they are extremely bad. You don't want to have
extremely low-set eyebrows but high-set ones
will make you look like a betabuxx candidate.
Ideally, you want to be in the middle between
neural and low trust.