Vibrant Nation Free Report Reveals 8 Fixes for Problem Eyebrows for Women Over 50

Louisville, KY, April 08, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Well-groomed eyebrows can make a woman look years younger. A beautifully shaped arch can lift the face, showcase the eyes, and impart instant sophistication. But not every woman is blessed with naturally beautiful brows – and after 50, brows may become sparse or increasingly coarse and unruly, changing greatly from earlier in life. Problem eyebrows are a real source of frustration among many members of the Vibrant Nation community.

Now there is a free and reliable source of information, written in plain English, which shares the best solutions for problem brows after 50. 8 Fixes for Problem Brows: Best solutions for unkempt, shapeless, thinning, overtweezed or grey brows is a free publication written by beauty expert Lois Joy Johnson and the members of VibrantNation.com who have experienced first hand the challenges of changing eyebrows after 50.

In her beauty guide Great Hair After 50, author Lois Joy Johnson identifies one common cause of less than flattering brows: “Trendy plucking during our high school or college years often resulted in skinny lines and exaggerated comma or tadpole shapes that never quite grew back – and that now make your entire face look dated.” Fortunately, vibrant women over 50 who want to look and feel their best don’t have to settle for unkempt, shapeless, tweezed-too-thin brows, drawn-on brows, or grey brows.

In this special report, 8 Fixes for Problem Brows: Best solutions for unkempt, shapeless, thinning, overtweezed or grey brows, learn the tips Boomer women recommend for healthy and gorgeous eyebrows after 50. Discover the
potential medical issues associated with thinning brows; how Botox can help with drooping brows; what women over 50 should know about permanent makeup (brow tattooing); how to protect existing brows; how to recreate brows from scratch using makeup; the straight scoop on eyebrow regrowth serums like Latisse and Lumigan; how to control long, wiry brows; and how to handle grey brows.

No one knows better than another woman what simply works. In this free collection of real-life advice from other women and a well-known beauty expert, get the best recommendations for brow care after 50. Learn 8 tried and true fixes for problem brows; 3 grey brow beauty products to try; how to choose a qualified technician for eyebrow tattoos (permanent makeup); and how to effectively use brow powders to fill in thin brow areas.

Vibrant Nation is the leading online community for women 50+ - the safe place where midlife women can connect with other women like themselves on issues unique to their stage of life. And it’s a community for vibrant women only. In addition to Special Reports, Vibrant Nation publishes conversations and weblogs about a variety of topics, from work & money, to fashion & beauty, from love & sex, to family & relationships. VibrantNation.com is the reliable online source for information, inspiration and peer support for 50 million women over 50.

Everything about a woman’s life after 50 is part of the ongoing conversation at VibrantNation.com, including problem brows. According to Lois Joy Johnson, “Every day, more VibrantNation.com members and contributors discuss their changing eyebrows as an issue that is important to them and look to their peers for information and support, so we produced this free report to provide them with products, tips, and secrets for having gorgeous brows after 50.”

Download this free Vibrant Nation Special Report 8 Fixes for Problem Brows: Best solutions for unkempt, shapeless, thinning, overtweezed or grey brows at http://www.vibrantnation.com/freemiums/8-fixes-for-problem-brows-best-solutions-for-unkempt-shapeless-thinning-overtweezed-or-grey-brows/ and learn how to manage problem brows after 50.

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