intensify eyebrow hair 

eyebrows

  Many women seek an elegant and attractive look, which requires them to take care of their appearance, especially the face, which is the mirror of the body. It must be noted that eyebrows are among the things that require care; Where most women seek to get neat, elegant, and void eyebrows, so many of them resort to following some methods in order to intensify them, and this is what we will introduce you to in this article.

Ways to thicken eyebrows

 Naturally thicken eyebrows

the milk:

We put an amount of whole milk in a small dish, dip a piece of cotton in it, then pass it gently on the eyebrows, and leave it to dry before washing it with water.

 Aloe vera gel:

We rub the eyebrows with the sticky substance extracted from the aloe vera plant, and leave it for half an hour before washing the eyebrows with warm water, or we prepare a paste consisting of equal amounts of aloe vera gel and coconut oil, or honey, then apply the mixture to the eyebrows for half an hour before washing the eyebrows with lukewarm water. .

Fenugreek seeds:

Soak a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds in a quantity of water for five hours, then mash it until we get a cohesive paste, then add a little almond oil or coconut oil to it, then apply the mixture to the eyebrows before going to sleep, and then wash it the next morning.

 Egg whites:

We beat an egg yolk, then wipe the eyebrows, and leave it for a third of an hour before washing it with cold water. Onion juice: Crush a head of onions until we get its juice, then rub the eyebrows with it for five minutes, then leave it to dry before washing it with cold water.

Coconut Oil:

 Put a little lukewarm coconut oil on the eyebrows and gently massage in order to stimulate blood circulation and repeat this recipe daily for a month until we get the desired results.

Follow a healthy diet

 Eat foods that are high in vitamin E, such as: peanuts, almonds, spinach, basil, and olives.

 Eat foods rich in vitamin A, such as: carrots, sweet potatoes, and red bell peppers.

Eat foods that are high in iron, such as: fish, lean meats, green vegetables, milk and its derivatives.

Eat foods that are high in fatty acids, such as: avocado, salmon, walnuts, and olive oil.

Eat foods that contain vitamin C in large quantities, such as: lemons, oranges, papaya, broccoli, and peppers of all kinds.

 Eat foods that contain a high percentage of protein, such as: legumes such as beans, and lentils.