Eyebrows, oh my eyebrows ...

Eyebrows, oh my eyebrows

Having Chemotherapy was like giving birth again, except the child was ME.  Started with no hair, and no eyebrows, I learnt to be come an artist with daily practice on "drawing" my eyebrows and funky headwear.   Money saved on waxing products and hairdressor visits - buys a lot of scarfs and eyebrow pencils!!!  The make-up artist in you will previal with patience.

For thoes lovely ladies who miss out on the Look Good Feel Better session ... here is some Eye and Eyebrow Tutorial on YouTube

YouTube Clips

Eyebrow Tutorial for Chemo Patients 1 - Step by Step  (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_tweYLQSwE)

Eyebrow & Eye Shadow Tutorial for Chemo Patients 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6bvbLhT4HI)

A Eyebrow Peom for your enjoyment

Ref: http://www.ukauthors.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=21912

About This Poem:
In the Seven Ages of Man speech Shakespeare spoke contemptuously of third age lover's poetry:-

"And then the lover,
Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad
Made to his mistress' eyebrow. "

So (hopefully) just to prove it can be done I offer this sonnet.


My mistress' eyebrows excel all other parts
Because they frame her dark alluring eyes
That fire into my heart love's sharp darts
And made of me her all too willing prize.
Those arches do so well adorn her face,
Meeting just abovea well wrought nose,
That, even hid behind a veail of lace,
Each eye assumes the aspect of a rose.
And last of all, but far from being least,
They echo and reflect her lovely lips
As red as roses that first bloom in June,
As full as Autumns orange-red rose hips
And all her face sings one harmonious tune.
So let not Mr Shakespeare mock the lover
Who praises eyebrows and the parts they cover.