Life – of invisible Eyebrows

I am not sure what happened during my childhood, but it looks like I did some serious experiments with my dad’s razor on my eyebrows or maybe God was really stingy when he was distributing eyebrows to my folks. Instead of applying a bow shaped layer, he just sprinkled some hair in some strange manner which settled half heartedly on the brow region.
 
And the best part is, you can’t even see them. I might be the only girl in the universe to envy Yakko. Atleast he got some.
 
 
 
Even stranger are my photographs … somehow the brow part of the eye looks like Charlie Chaplin’s moustache. Mr God was trying to be comic on the wrong part of my face. Not that there’s any right part.
 
I remember when in school, the other girls had just started experimenting with waxing and threading, and how they would be ooh-aahing on each other’s eyebrow jobs, I came out as a major disaster figure. My eyebrows
were the nightmare of all eyebrows. It’s like someone was trying to shave them off, but forgot halfway through.
 
My friends have often advised me to do threading. It is believed that it helps in hair growth. But I never had the courage to risk
that. What if it doesn’t? I would end up looking like this
 
 

 

 

So goes on my life – with invisible eyebrows.

8 thoughts on “Life – of invisible Eyebrows

  1. Yakko Pitaji.
    This was the most hilarious dialogue ever which me and my brother spitted on each other frequently and then went into splits. I think this awesomely hilarious account should have continued for some more length. I wanted to read more of it. Or may be you have posted another one on your eyebrows some time ago, as far as I can remember.

  2. Strange that you mention this, Rajlakshmi. Your brows never mattered to me because you are such an amazing person that it kind of overshadows all such trivialities! I actually went back to taking a good look at your pic after reading your post. Loved the post. So you!!! 😀 😀

  3. Aa there are girls who want to get rid of bushy eyebrows and heres you. Look at the positive side; you don't have trim it often.

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