Your eyebrows are your best accessory. Whether tweezers hit you hard in the '90s and the brow grow-back never happened, or you just don't feel like filling in your eyebrows every morning, there is a ...

This article was medically reviewed by Caroline Chang, MD, a board-certified dermatologist and member of the Prevention Medical Review Board, on August 1, 2019. So long pencil-thin 90s brows—bushy ...

Once a dominant eyebrow trend, microblading is losing popularity as softer, more natural brows take over. But for those who've had the procedure, one question remains: can it be undone?

Eyebrow microblading is the process of using a small tool with tiny needles to draw hair strokes on your eyebrow (not a tattoo machine). The result is a realistic-looking brow that doesn't wash off.

If I could time-travel and slap the tweezers out of my teenage hands, I would. But I can't, so I tried the next best thing: eyebrow microblading. Like most women who came of age during the ’90s, I ...

Eyebrow care after microblading typically includes following practices to keep the area clean and dry. You may need to avoid getting your face wet in the shower or activities that cause sweating.

It's easy to understand why microblading your eyebrows seems such an appealing beauty treatment. It takes less than two hours to do, and the idea is you'll be left with gorgeous, groomed brows for up ...

You’ve probably already heard of microblading - the intricate, slightly terrifying-sounding process of eyebrow tattooing. The benefits are tempting: having great eyebrows permanently stuck on your ...