"Will my eyebrows fall off?" That isn't a question you typically ask yourself, but for the few days I wore eyebrow wigs, it was a real worry. For the record, they never slipped. I washed my face every day with my usual cream cleanser, although DiSimone recommends that you avoid acid peels and oil-based products, which can weaken the glue.
The downfall came after a long workout. During my dance routine, I noticed that the area underneath the wigs was extrahot. The constant rubbing on my face caused the ends to come undone, and eventually I had to remove them completely.
I simply used a Q-tip dipped in an oil-based makeup remover to slowly peel the wigs away from the innermost corner to the fine-point ends. Make sure to remove the wigs in the same direction as the hair growth, otherwise you will wax off your natural arches. Once the faux arches are removed, you can easily wipe away the excess glue, shampoo the hair with your fingertips, and reapply. The same pair can be used for up to six months.
The verdict: Although my brow wigs were a good experience, I will probably resort to filling in my arches with makeup in the future. However, for women who don't have brows to begin with, I think this is an amazing alternative. The wigs appear natural and require very little maintenance. #Eyebrowsonfleek have never been easier to achieve.
