Dreaming of fuller, thicker eyebrows? Not every girl is blessed with them, but don’t worry. I’m going to share some easy, natural remedies that you can do right at home to improve your eyebrows.
1. **Macadamia Nut Oil**: Great for your whole body’s health, macadamia nuts are rich in proteins that can boost eyebrow growth. Warm up a spoonful of this oil in the microwave for a few seconds and then apply it to your eyebrows before bed. Keep doing this daily, and you’ll see results within a few weeks.
2. **Onion Juice**: It may not smell great, but it can do wonders. Its high sulfur content stimulates hair growth. Just crush a fresh onion to get the juice, warm it up, and then apply it on your eyebrows. If the scent isn’t too overpowering, you can leave it overnight, or wash it off after 15 minutes.
3. **Almond Milk**: Just like with the items above, many people have seen almond milk work effectively after a few weeks. Rich in nutrients nourishing for hair follicles, this milk can help your eyebrows too. Apply it on your eyebrows before sleeping and leave it overnight.
4. **Aloe Vera**: A magic plant for skin, using fresh aloe vera juice, not gel, can encourage hair growth. Apply it to your eyebrows or even under your eyes for a revitalizing effect.
5. **Apple Cider Vinegar**: This is a potent ingredient that has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, helpful for eyebrow growth. For a pH balance with no side effects, blend it with some lemon juice, and you’ll see a faster improvement.
6. **Cinnamon and Honey mask**: This sweet and spicy combo is an effective tool to boost eyebrow growth. It’s a natural antibiotic and good for skin lightening. Make a mask by mixing honey and cinnamon with a bit of plain yogurt. Apply it to your skin before bed.
Remember, patience is the key here. Keep following these tips regularly, and soon you’ll see your eyebrows improving.
This guide was penned by Arial Grande, Senior Editor of Authority Remedies, a certified pharmacist and a health expert committed to helping people with their nutrition and overall health.
