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Monique
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12 years ago

EYE BROW WIGS

As the effects of chemo started to hit I was ok, I could cope with loosing my hair but loosing my eyebrows was another matter! I was hopeless at penciling them on, they always looked so fake and uneven.

Then one day a friend told me about these eyebrow wigs  - made of the left over real hair from wigs . I immediately went to see the beautician in Bondi and had some fitted  - WOW I felt fantastic they are SO clever, Real hair on a skin like back that is transparent once they are stiuck on you .  Four different colours to chhose from , glue adhesive and brows $100 and they last for as long as it takes for your eyebrows to grow back  - at least 3 months.

They stay for 3 - 4 days, then you just restick them  - it's so easy and no one ever guessed they were fake.  You don't even need them fitted you can just send away form them and stick them on yourself .

Interested  - call Sage Beauty in Bondi and speak to Junia  - tell her I sent you!

16 Replies

  • onemargie's avatar
    onemargie
    Member
    7 years ago
    @Kellee. I actually kept my eyebrows and eyelashes but lost the hair everywhere else. @Monique I love the eyebrow wigs what a fantastic idea!  I think I would struggle resticking them on again myself though I reckon I’d look like that woman in that Adam sandier movie where he plays a plastic surgeon. Lol!  

  • kmakm's avatar
    kmakm
    Member
    7 years ago
    @Kellee Mine thinned and had patches that disappeared. They've come back but nowhere as full as they were before. :/  
  • Kellee's avatar
    Kellee
    Member
    7 years ago
    Wow @Eli86 $5000. My daughter is a cosmetic tattooist and she charges $450 that includes a free touch up in 4-6 weeks. Unfortunately we are in Newcastle NSW. I haven’t started my chemo yet and eyebrows (losing) was concerning me. I’ll definitely be googling these stick ons as I hope my old ones grow back or better still stay right where they are
  • Sister's avatar
    Sister
    Member
    7 years ago
    Excellent news @Eli86!  And your eyebrows look brilliant @Monique
  • kmakm's avatar
    kmakm
    Member
    7 years ago
    @Eli86 As stoked as I am about your eyebrow future, and I truly am (these things make such a difference), the news that your nodes are clear is bloody brilliant! AND no BRCA gene. You, grrlfriend, are on a ROLL!! K xox
  • Eli86's avatar
    Eli86
    Member
    7 years ago
    Seriously Eyebrow wigs : Best. News. Ever. And they loook so awesome!
  • Eli86's avatar
    Eli86
    Member
    7 years ago
    OMG you have made my decade! Graves Disease claimed my brows years ago leaving me with just a handful of scraggly short hairs on each side and they will also be gone soon enough.  I even seriously contemplated paying $5000 for feather tattooing! This news is so great, it even rivals finding out today my sentinel modes were completely clear AND I don’t have either BRCA Gene AND findinding the cutest cat eye pillow for my Hospial stay on Friday. I’m so excited!!!!!
  • tigerbeth's avatar
    tigerbeth
    Member
    7 years ago
    @Kmakm the boot of my car is chocas with bags !! I've been using recycle bags  forever ! If I need one unexpectantly I buy another ! LOL hence the boot full ! But I have been ordering online since diagnosed and they're packed in plastic  so annoying & I have to pay for them even though I recycle them !Go figure !
  • kmakm's avatar
    kmakm
    Member
    7 years ago
    @poodlejules @Sister I've been doing in Melbourne since they introduced the reuseable bags years ago. I have one of the insulated bags open and then all the others folded inside. I hang the bag of bags on a hook in the pantry. I also keep a smaller set in the boot of the car in case I get caught short, which isn't very often. Once the habit is established it's pretty easy!

    Mind you, getting my husband to remember them when he shops on the weekend is a whole other matter...