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I still remember the first time I got my eyebrows waxed. As an Indian American girl, I was always told by my mom about how she wasn’t allowed to do it until a more “mature age” because they were taught to embrace the changes brought on as you grow older. I, however, did not appreciate my thick, full brows and wanted them waxed in 11th grade because I saw most girls in high school with nicely clean and fresh eyebrows, so of course, I wanted to fall into trend. My experience was NOT the greatest. Thanks to the Y2K trend of thin, almost invisible brows, a lot of the hair was removed and on top of that, wax completely irritated my sensitive teenage skin. I was completely disappointed by the job done at a high-end and well known salon, and immediately bought my first eyebrow pencil to sketch in the missing hairs.