[ SECRET POST #2545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2545 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Not all blondes have light eyebrows

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I've met several people like this, too. I've also got several blonde/redheaded friends who will color in their eyebrows with brow powder because the brows are so light that people make rude comments about thinking they don't have eyebrows or look like aliens or some dumb stuff.

Further evidence that nobody wins with shitty beauty standards, I guess. But I'd say the dark-brows/light-hair combo makes sense aesthetically for movies if we think browless people look too strange or aren't as expressive.

Re: Not all blondes have light eyebrows

[ginainthekingsroad]

The other thing about light eyebrows from a movie standpoint is that harsh film lighting will often make them look even lighter than they are. Even brunettes can have eyebrows that are lighter/sparser than their hair color; just look at the "no eyebrows" comments Matt Smith gets. They don't darken them on screen afaik, and with his prominent brow bones, the light eyebrows play into his "alien" characterization in a very subtle way.