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unibrow
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unibrow
n (inf) → zusammengewachsene Augenbrauen pl
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Primarily they are used to treat wrinkle lines in the forehead, glabellar lines between the eye brows (the only time when uni-brows are envied, by the way), smile lines around the mouth, nasolabial folds from the mouth to the nose, and perobital lines, more commonly known as crow''s feet.
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I''ve heard far too many snide remarks from women in my life regarding men with uni-brows.
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If you have had a uni-brow for as long as you can remember and waxing only hurts and the hair still grows back, electrolysis for permanent hair removal is your solution.
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