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Is there any non surgical/ non invasive things I could do to fix my uneven eyebrows? (photo)

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Kenzi_babyJun 17, 2015

My eyebrows are so noticeably uneven in height that I look like an idiot. and I would try makeup but my eyebrows are so thin and blonde that there isn't much to work with there. (I have eyebrow pencil on in picture so you can really see how asymmetric they are. It is embarrassing! Is there anything that can be done at a somewhat low cost?

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