Eyebrow stickers

[Anonymous]

I use Sally Hansen strip kit. It comes as rectangular strips of stickers which I manually cut, peel and strip off extra hair in eyebrows to give them a shape. I cannot believe I have been doing this for 10+ years each time getting irritated while peeling those stickers off. They are stuck so tight that it takes 20+ minutes to even peel them out from each other. Today I gave up. I need a better solution where I can do this stuff at home by myself and in less than 5 minutes!

Thanks

[Anonymous]

maybe microblading. Get a natural look and then fill in as needed with pencil.

[Anonymous]

Overall, the stencil look is fake anyway. Work with what you have. Get a good quality pencil, outline above and if needed below the brow, and the fill in with hairline strokes.

[Anonymous]

Hard wax? Plucking? Go to an eyebrow salon?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hard wax? Plucking? Go to an eyebrow salon?

Waxing was a disaster.
Eyebrow salon is a good option but I need independence and be able to do it at home.
Plucking is crazy. I have thick eyebrows.

Are there any ideas on how to peel those stickers efficiently? The edges are stuck to each other and I can never find an opening to peel them off.

[Anonymous]

Are you warming it up/rubbing it in your hands first before you peel it off?

[Anonymous]

Skip to the 4-minute mark.
This woman says she leaves the extra plastic on the edges, rubs it with her fingers, warms it up, and then peels it off. Assuming this is what you're talking about, lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Skip to the 4-minute mark.
This woman says she leaves the extra plastic on the edges, rubs it with her fingers, warms it up, and then peels it off. Assuming this is what you're talking about, lol.

yes, exactly this and I rub them between my palms just like the lady has shown in that video. But peeling those edges off (the non-glue edges that she pulled off) is a nightmare. Each time I do my eyebrows this way, I promise myself to find a better solution! Can't believe I have been using this method for 10+years now.

[Anonymous]

I’m hardly a grooming genius but I use a warm liquid wax from a tube and it looks fine. You shouldn’t have to remove so much that you have to use a whole sticker.