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One eye brow shaved years ago and never grown back fully to look the same as the other. How can I grow it back?

ANTOINEBANKSOct 20, 2015
Years ago i passed out on a friends sofa and got one of my eye brows shaved by a silly friend. It grew back but not as thick and never looked the same . It now looks different from the other. Please advise how it can grow back fully to the look the same as the other original one?

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