Have you ever had a mishap while shaping your eyebrows? Sometimes a slight hand tremor can result in a missing patch or not achieving the desired effect. Many people rely on bangs or daily eyebrow makeup to cover up this awkward phase. But how long does this frustrating time last? How long does it take for eyebrows to grow back after being damaged?
How long does it take for eyebrows to grow back after being damaged?
Generally, eyebrows take about 7 days to start growing back and about 2 months to fully recover.
Eyebrows have their own growth cycle, and damaged eyebrows can regrow through this natural cycle. It usually takes 1-3 months, depending on individual hormone levels.
How to accelerate eyebrow growth
If you want your damaged eyebrows to grow back quickly and regain their original shape, you can stimulate the hair follicles in the eyebrow area to accelerate eyebrow growth.
Massaging the eyebrows
Gently massage the eyebrow area with your fingertips every day to stimulate the hair follicles. Massaging in the direction of eyebrow growth can also prevent the eyebrows from growing too messy.
Massage technique: Place your fingertips in the middle of your eyebrows and push towards the temples, repeating several times.
Applying ginger
Ginger can effectively stimulate the hair follicles and enhance blood circulation in the eyebrow area, thereby promoting eyebrow growth.
Procedure: Cut a fresh ginger and rub the cut side on the eyebrow area. However, be careful not to apply too much for too long to avoid irritating the eyes.
Applying vitamin E
Applying vitamin E to the eyebrows provides nourishment to the hair follicles, promoting faster and longer eyebrow growth.
Procedure: Cut open a vitamin E capsule and directly apply the liquid from the eyebrow to the tail. Repeat for a week.
Reasons why damaged eyebrows may not grow back for a long time
Some people may find that even after 2-3 months, their eyebrows have not grown back after being damaged. In such cases, there is no need to worry. It could be that the hair follicles entered a longer resting or regressive phase after being damaged, resulting in slower regrowth. Additionally, individuals with naturally sparse eyebrow hair or lower levels of testosterone secretion may experience a longer regrowth period.
