Eyebrow plucking question

I pluck my brows but use my right hand for both sides and I think in
doing so I pull some of the left ones off to the right was I pluck them
because now a bunch of them are growing straight out..This bugs me..Any
ideas how I can change their direction so the grow off to the left
again?..Maybe just pulling them that way as I pluck them will
accomplish this?..Anyone else run into this problem?

program...@aol.com wrote:
Not making too much sense in what you are saying so I'm guessing you
are saying you are pulling them out to the opposite way they grow??????
Grasping at straws here. If that's what you are doing, stop and pull
them out in the direction they grow. Simple.
Nope never have run into this problem and never heard of it either.

On 3 Nov 2005 19:33:47 –0800, program...@aol.com wrote:
I think I understand what you're saying. I don't know if it's related
to the direction you are pulling out the hairs, but I do know bad
plucking can cause this phenomena to occur. I'm not sure if this is
possible, but an esthetician told me that you can "train" your brows
to grow in a certain direction if you religiously groom them, ie. comb
or brush your brows every day in the proper direction. An old(clean)
mascara brush works great.

Thanks..You both figured what I was talking about just fine..I hadn`t
realized I was doing it untill I noticed the brows growing back
wrong..I`ll try and redirect them :)

I understand what you're saying. While you try to train yourself to
use your left hand for your left brow, you might want to groom your
brows with something like Redken's water wax on a brow brush (or baby
toothbrush). The late St. Kevyn used Water Wax for brow grooming and
who am I to argue with a saint?
Hope your brows resurrect in their normal formation!