Any hairs that extend past the teeth of the comb should be trimmed. Trim any hairs above your eyebrow line with grooming scissors. Continue combing up and cutting this excess hair to make your eyebrows thinner and less bushy. If you’re unsure about how much to cut, start by trimming a very small amount.

Just like hair anywhere else, just trimming or shaving cannot make your hair grow back thicker, coarser or whatever other old wives tales are out there. Your hair grows from the follicle inside your skin only. So, trimming your eyebrows on the outside is going to have ZERO effect on your hair follicles.

We aren’t telling you to take them down a size, because they look damn good on you. But you, more than anyone else, might benefit from the occasional eyebrow trim. Plucking eyebrows decreases their odds of regrowth, so says dermatologist Dr. She advises plucking only the hairs you may never want back.

If you’ve already stopped plucking your eyebrows as frequently (or stopped tweezing altogether), you might consider using one of the three most commonly used methods for growing thicker brows: investing in specialized hair growth serums, using common beauty products and oils for off-label brow boosting, and mastering …

Either a thicker or thinner eyebrow will work, though a thicker, flattened brow is more natural-looking. Once you’ve accomplished your perfect brow shape (you may want to get your eyebrows shaped at a salon), be sure to maintain your shape at home by only tweezing stray hairs.

Here are the top 10 ways to grow thick eyebrows naturally:

1. Castor oil. This is an old and one of the most effective remedies for getting thicker eyebrows.
2. Coconut oil. Coconut oil works as a conditioner as well as a moisturizer and is great for improving blood circulation.
3. Olive Oil.
4. Onion juice.
5. Egg Yolk.
6. Lemon.
7. Milk.