Because we want to have thick, dark eyebrows, we search for serums that are said to be good to nourish our eyebrows, hoping that our eyebrow will be beautiful like other people’s. Before we find something to nourish our eyebrows, Eyebrows can grow like hair, but they can also become thinner or stop growing. Most often, the causes of thinning and falling out of eyebrows are infections, skin conditions, malnutrition, stress, or an overactive immune system.
Therefore, herbal eyebrow care methods may help reduce the problem of thinning and falling out of eyebrows. Many people may not know that herbs that are close to us can also be applied to nourish the skin, beautify and increase the strength of hair.
Coconut oil
It is an herb that can be use on every part of the body because coconut oil helps with blood circulation and also contains vitamin E that helps increase strength and thickness of the hairs. Use a cotton swab soaked in coconut oil and apply it to the eyebrows and leave it overnight. You can wash it off in the morning after waking up as usual. This method can as often as need or about 3 times/week.
Milk
Mask your eyebrows with milk. The milk here means the milk that we like to drink. Soak a thin cotton pad in milk and place it on your eyebrows. Leave it for about 1 hour and then remove the cotton pad. Your eyebrows will be thicker, เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา, darker, and more dense.
Lemon
Lemons are rich in vitamin B, vitamin C, and folic acid, which may help thicken your eyebrows. Simply cut a lemon into wedges and rub it on your eyebrows. You may place a cotton pad under your eyebrows to prevent the lemon juice from flowing during application and to prevent the lemon juice from entering your eyes. Leave it on for about 20 minutes and then rinse it off with warm water.
However, many of the methods suggested will require time and patience. Don’t be impatient. It’s not like you can do it and see results immediately. Don’t focus too much on your eyebrows, but keep doing them and you will start to feel that your eyebrows are thicker, darker, and fuller.