At what age does
one normally begin to “feel" their eyebrows? Is this a common occurrence or is
it just me. At first I believed it was my crappy new glasses. Perhaps they sat
on my face in just such a way as to ever so gently brush against a few eyebrow
hairs and make me know – all day long – that my eyebrows were indeed on my
face. But I checked. Nope, not it. My next thought was – “Oh My Gosh, I have
gotten to the age where I have those out of control, long, unruly, wild, old man eyebrows?”
God forbid! So I checked. Nope, not it. But just to make sure that was not the problem I took my handy
dandy sideburn trimmer (well really it was my husband's) and used the long trim attachment
to trim those annoyances down in case I missed one. I am half blind, so missing one just by looking in the mirror was a very
real possibility. What happened you ask? I used the wrong side and accidentally
shaved my eyebrows completely off! Curses! Good thing I am half blind and have
to wear glasses that cover my, shall we say, lack of eyebrows! But it was then I noticed - that I
STILL noticed them. They were completely gone, there were no hairs to rub on my
glasses, there were obviously no wild strays, so there was no rational reason I
could think of to be in this quandary – nevertheless, I could still FEEL them. So I ask
again, at what age does one normally start to “feel” their eyebrows??!! Maybe
Groucho Marx can answer my question.
Pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteI 'feel' your eyebrow pain.
One time I thought I would 'highlight' my eyebrows. (they are black usually)
It worked.
They went completely blonde and I looked eyebrowless for weeks.
My children laughed and laughed.