So you know those really skinny, high-arched eyebrows – the kind we’ve seen on Pamela Anderson, adult film industry performers and on women who, bewilderingly, shave off their eyebrows only to redraw them back on again in mismatched colored pencil? Well, don’t do that anymore. In 2013, sexy eyebrows are thick and bold. Full and Defined “For the last 10 years I’ve been trying to get people to re-grow and rehab their brows,” says Tonya Crooks, aka The Brow Gal, who’s groomed the brow of many a celebrities – including Megan Fox, Gwyneth Paltrow, Naomi Campbell and Eva Mendez. “Brows naturally thin as we age. A thin brow ages you so the fuller, thicker brow is a younger brow,” says Crooks, addin
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