My brows are a lot like yours and I either use a brow mascara, cut the hair lower so it’s not as noticeable or tint it with brow/hair dye.

Anonymous wrote:Given your description of the problem, can you pluck it and pencil in just one replacement line in the empty spot?

this until it's time t dye

Cut very carefully close to the root. DO NOT PLUCK.

My philosophy: if you're old enough to have greys in your eyebrows, you're old enough to do (or not do) whatever you want with them. I pluck 'em. But I've only gotten them in areas with lots of other hair so far.

The chances that anyone else notices that either (1) you have a white hair or (2) you have plucked it and a brow looks shorter are quite slim. We are our own worst critic.

If having the white hair bothers you more than something that may be shorter, then pluck it. If having something shorter bothers you more, then leave.

I use the Bobby Brown eyebrow color wand. It works fine to cover my two random white eyebrow hairs.

It will fall out eventually but I say don't pluck. I use Gimme Brow to color mine when that happens.

It is one- just pluck it

Just want to say I have this exact same problem!
I agree with not plucking … there will be more.

I have a couple of white eyebrow hairs and I dye my eyebrows 1x a month.

Given your description of the problem, can you pluck it and pencil in just one replacement line in the empty spot?

That brow gel is awful. I tried it and it burned and turned into a blister. Never again.

Camp “pluck it” as well

But if you really want to keep it - I find this brow gel to be really good. It comes in a couple of shades as well as clear and some reviews say that they use it to cover gray hairs

https://a.co/d/7CPxXT6

F@ck it
Pluck it

I know this is a minor issue. However, I am not sure what to do--I have dark brown eyebrows and the individual hairs are thick. As I have gotten older, I have stopped all waxing. The only time I pluck is under the arch. The hair does not grow the way it used to so I need to hold onto whatever I have. My brows are thick-looking because the individual hairs are thick but not because I have many many individual hairs. Therefore, removing even just one hair can make a big difference and leave a gap or empty space.

The white hair to which I am referring is at the tail end of one brow. If I remove it, it may cause the brow to look shorter than the other one. The ends of my brows are much more problematic than the middle or section near the bridge of my nose. I have resisted doing any sort of brow intervention (makeup) because they are good enough and quite dark. I only use clear brow gel just to tame the wild ones. The ends are a bit strange--individual hairs that are a bit curly at times.

I hope this makes sense to someone--any advice other than microblading? I am not interested in that given how much brown I still have. Would you pull the one white hair? I really hate looking at it.