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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If it was so noticeable that people treated her differently, I'd take care of it. We don't live in a world of compassionate do-gooders who wouldn't judge the innocent child... Except DCUM world where the phonies come out in droves to preach their pretend altruism. Most of the people on here would be the first ones to poke their spouse and smirk if they saw the little girl walk by.[/quote]

OP here. I was not trying to be mean. I stated in my original post that 3 is probably too young. I was asking when others thought it was the appropriate time. I would think before kindergarten. I would hate to be known as the unibrow girl in elementary school.[/quote]

My guess is you were known as the superficial and mean girl.

For the record, I'm Latina and, though I didn't have a unibrow as a kid, I did have very thick brows.  I started having them shaped in HS -- no trauma -- just asked mom if we could do this and she said "sure" -- no different than asking if I could wear lip gloss.  This had been my plan with my own DD, but, as it turned out, during her tweens and early teens her face changed and she grew into her brows.  So, we waited until she started high school and then just had them threaded a teeny bit.  She's now a rising junior and is really quite beautiful (not just my opinion -- her older brothers have started to tell their buddies to stay away from her).  She is the envy of her friends who have scant, barely visible brows.         [/quote]

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