That eyebrow wig trend isn't what everyone thinks it is
Move aside microblading, bloggers are hailing stick-on eyebrow wigs as the next biggest beauty trend. But, this new trend may well be a step too far for the internet.
People have been taking to Twitter believe that bloggers are appropriating the wigs, which have long been used by people experiencing hair loss due to alopecia and chemotherapy.
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Makeup artist Hung Vanngo posted a video demonstrating a wig being placed over a woman's eyebrow. The video has gained over 65K views on Instagram, and hundreds of people have commented with their thoughts on the purported trend.
A post shared by Hung Vanngo (@hungvanngo) on May 14, 2017 at 10:01pm PDT
"Who needs microblading 😂," wrote one viewer. "That is actually amazing," wrote another.
"Better to just get them #microbladed," wrote one unconvinced commenter.
Eyebrow wigs ?
No. No. No. No. No.
Wtf is happening with this world.— Martinis & Mascara (@PinkGossipGirrl) May 18, 2017
why are eyebrow wigs a thing
— rose (@gunsforfist) May 18, 2017
Many people have pointed out that bloggers are trying to make something used by people with hair loss into a fashion trend. Eyebrow wigs, which cost around $95 for a set, are used by people experiencing hair loss due to chemotherapy and alopecia, as well as people with sparse brows.
This week in privilege: beauty bloggers take eyebrow wigs meant for those with hair loss and make fashun trend
— Monica Karpinski (@monkarpi) May 18, 2017
All these people salty over eyebrow wigs. These can be used by chemo patients or people with alopecia. Quit being rude
— Sgt. Plep (@DJ_Platypus) May 18, 2017
The eyebrow wigs are 65 ah pop human hair too it's primarily for patients chemo or alopecia so it's not too wild actually. Good cause👌🏾
— Nayamkathe1st (@shants86) May 18, 2017
Sigh.
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