Beauty
Girls Showing Off Their Monobrow For Body Positivity Trend
There’s nothing wrong with a bit of hair, is there?
There’s nothing prettier than a smiling, happy woman, don’t you think? Women aren’t letting the standard of two separate eyebrows stop them from staying genuine. The #UnibrowMovement hashtag has been trending on Instagram as women stopped shaving their monobrow.
These 20 women are just a few out of so many who found beauty in one thing about themselves that doesn’t need changing. The beauty standards don’t define them – they define it!
In several countries, the unibrow is actually considered attractive.
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In fact, women from countries such as Oman would deliberately draw a line in the middle to fake their monobrow.
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The New York Times shared that many cultures considered it as “a sign of good luck, and for men, a signifier of virility and fertility.”
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French accessory designer, Abraham Ortuno, said, “I’ve never been embarrassed by them … I don’t get it when someone has designed eyebrows.”
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Heavily modifying eyebrows with makeup could be seen in history from as far as 3000 BC.
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But it was during the Medieval time when women would heavily pluck their eyebrows bald!
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Post-1900s, many women were choosing to pluck their eyebrows, albeit not to the point of balding, but into really thin lines.
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After that, the beauty standards continue to change, with celebrities and prominent celebrities being the pioneer in the trend changes.
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And that’s how we now have the “bold brow” look where women are taking their hands off the tweezers!
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