The chances are, ladies, your answer will be YES! Although my daughter, 27, has never plucked, and her eyebrows seem to stay nice and neat.I began this painful practice at about age 14, and have done it regualrly since, though over the last few yrs not as much. Any tips to make it less painful? I have got a bit hardened to it over the years but it still stings a bit. An eyebrow trim does improve the general look of the face...i find now though that my eyebrow hairs are getting a bit wiry and wild and seem to be developing a life of their own! tAre these the things i have to look forward to as i get older????...beetling brows, hairy face moles and strays bristling form my chin, arrgggh, horrendous prospect!

yes and i wax them but i much prefer waxing

i thought i believe this statement is true, because every time I shaved it seems the hair grows longer than the previous one, but I am not quite or may be it is just my feeling or something wrong with my eyes. I read from a book, which state that this statement is not true at all. one of the main reason for this common mis perception maybe that the new grown stubble seems thicker than uncut hair. shaving doesn't make your hair growing back any faster or thicker or coarser or darker. I am not sure. So what do you think??

nope it is ot its actuallly a myth from years ago