Unibrow model: yay or nay? Do people REALLY prefer natural?
There’s nothing wrong with accepting yourself but I don’t see how making an effort to be the “best” version of yourself isn’t also accepting yourself as you are.
If that’s the case then no one should be in the gym lifting weights and no one should by dying their hair (and from the difference in the color of her eyebrows and hair, I wonder if she isn’t?)
Accepting yourself would be more like not getting breast augmentation, in my opinion, or something like that. I don’t see how taking care of yourself and taking pride in your appearance isn’t accepting yourself?
To be clear, I’m not saying she doesn’t take pride in how she looks but, in my opinion, trying to look your best isn't a person not accepting themselves.
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I understand the concept of loving yourself- but you need to groom yourself too tf. That’s like having bad b. o and not taking a shower because it’s your ‘natural’ scent. There’s a limit. A boundary. To keep everyone tip top.
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Hmmmm, well, I don't want to be with a model so I wouldn't have interest just based on her career.
If she weren't a model and she was just some everyday, girl next door, I would probably date her because she is attractive but I don't really like her eye brows. I'd prefer she trim them a tad.
I don't think it would reach the point of being a deal breaker. I don't know... if she refused to ever trim them I don't know how that would affect me long term... would I grow tired of it, tired to the point of just having enough and wanting out... I don't know.
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Hum, back in roman times unibrow was the definition of beuty.
Myself I live in a time where it's *not* seen that way and I have different preferences.
That said I don't think most people have hard opinions in either direction...
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I prefer that someone be truly natural as in don't touch it ether way. The problem is that everyone is so extreme now days. Some dislike the drawn on or thinned out eyebrows so then some in fashion now try to enhance it to be like this model in the photo. A normal girl doesn't look like this, ether way, be it super enhanced unibrow or nothing but a drawn on perfect line.
Pubic hair has followed similar patterns. It went down to nothing at all as in a 10 year old look and now some are actually trying to make a bush that is 100x beyond what a natural full bush looks like. Why not just leave it alone ether way?
In an ever increasing world of fakeness, its difficult to just find people who will let their body be natural and untouched. A down to earth girl is truly happy as her body is naturally. She doesn't live her life day to day as if she is in a fashion show or porn flick. A person can tell when esthetics on the human body are out of the norm because things don't quite blend well naturally. With the girl in the above photo, something is off. She looks like she has super colored it darker or added thickness with a chemical or something. -
Nay, on principle. Because when people say that you should "accept yourself" that's not what they actually mean. They mean you should make no effort to change for the better, The personal growth starts with expecting that the world should change to fit your needs. Which is just unreasonable.
True acceptance is only a first step. It's being self aware. The next step is changing those things which you can control that don't comport with realistic expectations.
Not tweezing brows is not a stand on principle. It's the rejection of principles. It's not doing what is within your power to better how you come off to others, then making it there fault when they point out that your being willfully lazy.
She doesn't have to tweez her brows. Her body her choice. But with me at least she doesn't get to pretend that inaction is somehow a virtue. -
*I* personally am not a fan. I don't have a problem with unibrows (at least, I don't *think* I do), but the sheer volume of it is kinda overwhelming. Like... I feel like it makes her forehead seem bigger, like it's casting a shadow on her eyes... That said, I've let someone tweeze my brows and it certainly broke past my pain tolerance. If she's done with tweezing that, then I can understand it a bit better. Still... perhaps she could benefit from cleaning it up? Is there a better, less painful way to clean up bushy eyebrows? Cause if there is, I want in as well~
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She's a pretty woman and it's up to her what she wants to do with her body. But I prefer two separated and well-groomed eyebrows more than thick uni brows. That's just my preference. Usually people suits their natural look best, but sometimes grooming can do wonder too. I think she looks like a blonde version of Frida Kahlo. Frida was also a pretty woman like her. So although it's possible to look good either way, I would always prefer the brows separated.
Frida with and without uni brows:
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The model with and without uni brows:
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I mean, I wish we lived in a world where people could rock their natural hair no issue. But we don't, and if I was her I'd probably save up for laser treatment. But I'm not her, and more power to her for not conforming and letting people pressure her into changing her hair.
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I think the problem is more that it's darker than her hair color, rather than it being a uni-brow.
Personally, I'd be more concerned with what kind of person she is. If she's a nice person, treats others with kindness and consideration, it wouldn't matter to me what she looks like. I'd still want to be her friend and hang out with her. -
There are bushy eyebrows, and then there are genes that make you look like a neanderthal.
Most women definitely don't need to thin their eyebrows, but she clearly isn't most women.
I shave my forearms because they are excessively hairy, don't match my look and depilate themselves each time I attempt to wear a wristwatch.
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She's kinda already ugly even if she didn't have the unibrow. The unibrow just makes her look way worse.
In Tajikistan, unibrows are actually a sign of beauty. But, the way they do it, it's not so bad at all. However, they clean the unibrow to make it neater in appearance unlike the way this dumb model wears it.
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O M G that is fucking scary. She needs to get electrolysis above her nose.
My God, if she has kids with Anthony "The Brow" Davis, civilization as we know it will come to an end.
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This is all about the fashion industry patting themselves on the back for putting the hairy Neanderthal on the stage instead of the anorexic size double zero they usually have on the catwalk. Aren't they open minded and so brave; it's all BS. They know it.
Personally, look how you want but my preference is 2 eyebrows and as little body hair as possible. I manscape as well as an FYI, so this is not one sided. -
I prefer something more natural when they don't look like Frida Kahlo.
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When they look like Frida Kahlo, I'm going for "artificial" look any day if that means grabbing some tweezers. -
Just because iits natural doesn't mean its beautiful. Like. Natural we all stink when we sweat , so we should stop using deodorant? Women get so lazy. Decades ago women actually kept their beauty while today stupid trends took over , fat movement (which is crap , fat people excusing their behavior ) unibrow , curly nails , hairy legs , hairy armpit and so many disgusting thing.. man. You can do what you want. But dont expect a normal man to look at you after.
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Personally I prefer to keep up the maintenance. The most unkept I keep my eyebrows is letting them grow out before I go to the mall to have them done. It’s just a personal preference. No judgment to anyone else. People who wanna be natural that’s their choice. Although I think it looks untidy.
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That pic should go with a shot of her bush growing down her leg
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just know. and may i add, some people dont even have proper eyebrows, much less unibrows! (i mean they have little hair, or very light) So a unibrow doesn't mean more natural than the other way
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Accept yourself the way you are but then wear tons of makeup?
Mixed messages there.
I'm not a fan and wouldn't do it but if she feels comfortable that way, more power to her -
It’s weird. She’s STUNNING and very unique looking in this photo. But not so cute in others.
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Natural doesn't mean untouched, it means not fake looking. Someone who shave her eyebrows to draw them is not natural. Someone taking care of the excess of eyebrows while keeping it is natural.
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That's gross. Sorry but I don't find that attractive at all. I don't think most people do. Honestly it seems more like a publicity stunt more than anything. I mean people are clearly going to talk about a model looking like that, as we are now, so just a matter of linking her to a company to sell product and they will remember her for her odd look and they will remember the product as well. But this clearly isn't one of those cases where sex sells.
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No. you can get a natural scent by not taking a shower, you can live naturally in a cave, you can naturally use your backyard as bathroom.
there's always a line before overdoing something and in this case i think its pretty obvious
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