To achieve thick, full, and symmetrical eyebrows, consider these steps: 1. **Stop Plucking**: Give your eyebrows a break from plucking to see their natural growth pattern. This can help you understand where you might need to reshape or thin them. 2. **Mapping Your Eyebrows**: - Use an eyebrow pencil or a straight object to find your natural eyebrow shape: - The start of your brow should align with the side of your nose. - The arch should peak where the edge of your nose aligns with the outer edge of your pupil when looking straight ahead. - The end should line up with the point where the edge of your nose aligns with the outer corner of your eye. 3. **Trimming Instead of Cutting**: If one eyebrow grows longer or more bushy: - Use a spoolie brush to comb the hairs upward for the top line and downward for the bottom line, then trim only the hairs that extend beyond the natural shape of your brow. 4. **Professional Shaping**: - Visit a professional eyebrow stylist for a one-time shaping. They can provide symmetry by defining the shape that suits your face. They might use threading, waxing, or tweezing to achieve this. 5. **Growth Serums**: - Use eyebrow growth serums to encourage fuller growth. These can help in areas where your eyebrows might be sparse due to over-plucking or genetics. 6. **Tinting**: - If you have light or uneven hair color in your brows, consider tinting them to create a uniform look. This can also make your eyebrows appear thicker. 7. **Filling In**: - Use a brow pencil, powder, or pomade to fill in sparse areas or to adjust symmetry daily. You can use a lighter hand on the less slanted eyebrow to mimic the arch of the other. 8. **Microblading or Brow Lamination**: - For a semi-permanent solution, microblading can give you the shape and fullness you desire. Brow lamination can make your natural brows look fuller and more uniform by setting the hairs in place. 9. **Consistency**: - Regularly maintain your new shape by only plucking hairs outside your mapped area. Avoid over-plucking in the middle where you might have a unibrow tendency. 10. **Patience**: - Eyebrow hair grows back slowly, so patience is key. It might take several months to see significant changes after you stop plucking or start using growth serums. If you're considering drastic measures like cutting, remember it's better to trim small amounts frequently rather than cutting off too much at once. Over time, with the right care and technique, you can achieve the look you're aiming for.