
Beauty

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30th September 2016
12:18pm BST

"I started applying the oil religiously, until about a month in, when I noticed something very wrong: The skin in my eyebrow area felt extremely rough and dry, almost sandpapery in texture." She said.She quickly stopped using the oil but added that it was unfortunately too late and the damage was done.
The distraught woman adds that she can't get eyebrows tattooed on or get them tinted because of the damage already done to her skin. "I've resorted to creating my own makeshift brow extensions to cover up bald patches, which involves gathering fallen hairs and carefully replacing them. It's tedious and time-consuming (it can take an extra hour to get ready), and, without being able to use an adhesive, there are downfalls. Windy days can leave me with stray hairs strewn across my forehead." How scary. This story highlights the importance of asking experts and professionals before you undergo some online advised 'hack'."The next day, a few hairs fell out, which was a little unsettling, but no big deal. But then, the problem quickly worsened until it became uncontrollable—I was easily losing more than 100 hairs per day. As I woke up each morning to find new hairs dangling loosely from my brow bones, there would be occasions when entire sections went missing, sometimes the tail, other times the arch or the head."
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