Fool-Proof Guide On How To Grow Thicker Eyebrows In No Time

Written by Lopa K30th Jun 2022

Want to know how to grow thicker eyebrows? Well, we’ve got you from easy and effective home remedies to tips and tricks on how to get a fuller look instantly.

Gone are the days when models made everyone envy their pencil-thin and drawn-on eyebrows. While it was all the rage in the late 90s and early 00s, this is one Y2K trend that is not making a comeback anytime soon. And thank goodness for that, as we can flaunt our natural eyebrows without constantly waxing and tweezing them. In fact, if you have lost your shape due to the parlour aunties’ vicious threading, you might be wondering how to make eyebrows thicker. Let’s take a look at some easy remedies that boast quick results in as little as a week.

Castor oil

Anyone who has ever Googled how to grow thicker eyebrows has probably seen castor oil dominating the search results. It‘s loaded with ricinoleic acid and vitamin E that strengthen hair follicles. It’s also been known to thicken fine hair like that of your eyebrows and even your eyelashes. Don’t believe us? With a quick search, you will find tons of beauty junkies documenting their transformation purely with the help of castor oil.

Simply take a few drops of the oil, warm it up in your palms and massage it onto your eyebrows. You can either leave it on or wash it off after 30 minutes since it is quite thick and can feel icky if you’re heading out.

Coconut oil

This is not a home remedy that moms flippantly swear by without it actually being helpful. Coconut oil is a favourite in Indian households due to the decades of evidence pointing to its effectiveness. It contains all essential micronutrients, vitamins and fatty acids that stimulate hair follicles in accelerating growth.

For thick eyebrows, take a few drops of coconut oil and generously apply them to your eyebrows. Massage for a few minutes and leave it overnight. In the morning, wash it off with cold water and a mild cleanser like the alcohol-free Simple Daily Skin Detox Facial Wash which is gentle on all skin types.

Tea tree oil

This particular oil is perfect for someone who has to face the effects of daily commute as it deep cleanses pores and is antifungal in nature. It gets rid of eyebrow dandruff and also encourages hair growth by letting your follicles breathe and recover.

Warm a few drops of tea tree oil in your palm and massage it onto your eyebrows for a few minutes. Leave it overnight and wash it off the next morning.

Lavender oil

If you have cuts or thin eyebrows due to surface trauma like scarring or a sports injury, lavender oil’s calming properties will work wonders. It soothes the irritated skin and encourages blood circulation which in turn boosts hair growth.

Massage a few drops of lavender oil to your brow for a few minutes. You can wash it off the next morning.

Olive oil

Are you tired of pouring oils on your face? Fine, we promise this is the last oil-related remedy but olive oil really is another hero ingredient that promises you the thick eyebrows that you wish for. It also deals with ageing signs like preventing greying and thinning of eyebrows as it strengthens weak hair follicles with the help of vitamin E.

Take a few drops of olive oil and massage onto your eyebrows for five minutes. Leave it overnight and simply wash it off the next morning.

Fenugreek Seeds

While you might not actually like the bitter taste of fenugreek aka methi, it can do wonders for your hair. It is loaded with protein and nicotinic acid that boost hair growth and thickens the strands.

Take a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds and grind them with a few drops of coconut oil till they form a paste. Apply the DIY pack generously to your eyebrows and leave it overnight. Wash it off in the morning.

Curry leaves

Curry leaves may seem pretty pointless in dals but they have beta-carotene and proteins needed to strengthen your hair’s health. They also have amino acids and antioxidants that stimulate inactive hair follicles, especially at the ends of your brows.

Crush a few curry leaves and let them soak in water for a couple of hours. Strain the water and apply it to your eyebrows. Leave overnight and wash it off the next morning.

Onion juice

Why is it that the grossest of things have magical properties? While it may sting your eyes and make you want to hold your breath, this pungent vegetable contains follicle-boosting ingreidents sulphur and selenium along with the different vitamins and minerals that your haircare routine might be missing. Onion juice also boosts collagen production that is needed to grow hair.

First, chop an onion into pieces and blend it. Strain and separate the pulp from the juice. Next, dip a clean cotton ball into the juice and gently apply it to your eyebrows. Be careful so that it doesn’t drip and sting your eyes. Keep it on for an hour and then wash it off.

Egg yolks

Eggs don’t just spice up a bland meal but they also have the power to change how your face looks and for the better. The yolks contain biotin, the very ingredient that your body needs to grow hair. Applying egg yolk reduces eyebrow thinning and brings about visible results.

Break an egg and separate the yolk from the whites. Just beat the egg yolk till it is lump-free. Dip a cotton ball or Q-tip into the egg yolk and apply it to your eyebrows. Rinse it off after 20 minutes. You can repeat this home remedy twice a week.

Aloe vera

By now you probably are wondering if all these home remedies are worth it. But patience my friend, the exhilaration you feel once you get your desired result will make you feel like a supermodel. And here we have one remedy that you actually might look forward to. The soothing aloe vera gel is loaded with aloenin which is known to encourage hair growth while also healing weak follicles.

Cut open an aloe leaf and scoop out the gel. Take some of the gel and massage it onto your eyebrows. You can leave it on or wash it off after it has dried out.

Lemon

Get those iconic Cara Delevingne brows with lemons. The citric acid in it gets rid of excess oils and lets your hair follicles breathe and encourage hair growth. It also heals weak hair follicles and reduces thinning of eyebrows in the first place.

Squeeze a few drops of lemon juice and apply them to your brows. Let it sit for two to three minutes and then wash it off with a mild cleanser. You can repeat this routine twice a week.

Milk

If your hair isn’t growing despite all of your home remedies and vitamins in your diet, it might have something to do with your hair’s natural proteins. A lack of these can lead to thinning of eyebrows which you can reverse with milk. It nourishes the follicles and boosts hair growth.

Dip a cotton ball in milk and apply it generously over your eyebrows. Massage it in for a minute or two and then wash it off. You can repeat this routine daily.

Vaseline petroleum jelly

Have you ever wondered why Vaseline Petroleum Jelly has been a favourite home remedy for decades? Its hydrating and nourishing properties not only treat skin conditions but also help your eyebrows. The jelly locks moisture into the hair and makes your eyebrows look thicker and fuller almost instantly.

Swipe some Vaseline Petroleum Jelly with your finger and massage it onto your eyebrows. Leave it overnight and then wash it off with lukewarm water the next morning.

Tips on how to grow eyebrows

Along with home remedies, you can also make some lifestyle changes to amp up the growth of your brows.

Eat biotin-rich foods like eggs, soybeans, nuts and bananas
Include food items in your diet that have vitamins B and D like poultry, fish, oats, orange juice and milk
Use eyebrow serums and home-made masks regularly

Make sure to take off your makeup at the end of the day
Avoid applying body lotions and moisturise with face creams formulated especially for your face like the Pond’s Super Light Gel which has vitamin E, a hero ingredient for hair growth
Massage your eyebrows twice a day
Comb to stimulate hair growth
Drink eight glasses of water

Avoid over-plucking

How to fix bald spots on eyebrows?

While home remedies may take at least a week or more before you start seeing results, you can turn to your makeup to fill in your bald spots in the meantime. The Lakme Eyebrow Pencil is your best friend for creating a natural look as it is long-lasting and waterproof, so you don’t have to worry about sweating it off.

Invest in a good spoolie brush and even out the brows to hide bald patches.
Take a sharp and slanted brow brush and swipe it over the pencil. If you’re directly using the pencil, keep the pressure light and gentle.
Using small strokes, start filling in the spots. Keep the strokes small and thin and keep following only one direction to draw the hairs. Make sure that the beginning of your brows is of a lighter shade than the ends.

How to maintain your thick eyebrows

Now that your eyebrows have grown to the thickness you desire, how should one go about maintaining them? Massage your eyebrows daily with one of the oils mentioned above to continue enjoying the thick brow look. Don’t forget to wash and clean your face properly as eyebrow dandruff is also a thing. Also, get to exfoliating – an odd tip but it does work. Like any other body part, when you exfoliate your eyebrows, it encourages blood flow and boosts hair growth.

An important element that you should keep in mind is to follow the natural shape of your brow. If your brow’s highest point does not give you an arch, don’t force it. Tweezing out excess hair to give the shape you desire will just leave you with thin brows once again.

FAQs on how to grow eyebrows

Is it possible to grow thicker eyebrows?

Yes, you can grow your eyebrows to look thicker and fuller. But do keep in mind that if your eyebrows start thinning due to ageing or a genetic condition, not all home remedies will work. You can consult a hair specialist for the best course of action from hormone treatments to hair transplants.

How long do eyebrows take to grow back?

Studies conclude that it usually takes four to eight weeks for brows to grow back if you have over-plucked them. You can stimulate faster growth with the eyebrow remedies mentioned in the article.

What should I use to fill my eyebrows?

As mentioned above, you can use an eyebrow pencil to fill in the gaps in your eyebrows.

Written by Lopa K on 30th Jun 2022

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We are committed to protect your personal information collected and processed by us and look forward to your continued support for the same. If you have any query, grievance with respect to the processing of information by us, you can reach out to us by calling our Toll Free No. 1800-10-22-221 or by email to lever.care@unilever.com or submitting a request through the “Contact Us (Privacy Request/Concern)” form available on the HUL website.

You can also reach out to our Privacy Office in the event of any escalation or absence of resolution of grievance, requests, rights pertaining to personal data processed by us. You may contact our DPO/Privacy Grievance Officer at (1) The Data Protection Officer/Privacy Grievance Officer, Hindustan Unilever Limited, Unilever House, B. D. Sawant Marg, Chakala, Andheri (E), Mumbai - 400 099 or at: Grievance.Officer-Privacy@unilever.com. You can also call on the aforementioned contact number and request it to be referred to the DPO/Data Protection Office.

When a privacy question or access request is received, we have a dedicated team which triages the contacts and seeks to address the specific concern or query which you are seeking to raise. Where your issue may be more substantive in nature, more information may be sought from you. If you are unsatisfied with the reply received, you may refer your complaint to the relevant Supervisory Authority. If you ask us, we will endeavour to provide you with information about relevant complaint avenues which may be applicable to your circumstances.

We will update this Privacy Notice when necessary to reflect customer feedback and changes in our products and services. When we post changes to this statement, we will revise the “last updated” date at the top of this Notice. If the changes are significant, we will provide a more prominent notice (including, for certain services, email notification of Privacy Notice changes). We will also keep prior versions of this Privacy Notice in an archive for your review.

We will not reduce your rights under this Privacy Notice without your consent.

Additional Privacy Terms or Notices

In addition to this Privacy Notice, there may be specific campaigns or promotions which will be governed by additional privacy terms or notices. We encourage you to read these additional terms or notices before participating in any such campaigns or promotions as you will be required to comply with them if you participate. Any additional privacy terms or notices will be made prominently available to you.