BellaOnline Forums Beauty and Self Beauty Basics What's your beauty disaster?

I took pity on her and took her to the Ulta (similar to a Sephora) that I shop regularly at. The woman was absolutely wonderful and showed us how to apply makeup that looked like a fairly natural eyebrow.

I sooooooo did not help things that morning though. When I saw what she had done I literally fell in the floor I was klaughing so hard. Then I called my husband - and he panicked because he thought I was sobbing and somebody had just died. It took me 3 tried to get the words, "Jordan shaved her eyebrows off".

But I couldn't help it - it was the funniest thing I had ever seen! (I'm a horrible mother!)

You can read the entire saga and see pictures here:
She has no eyebrows post

My beauty disaster happened when during the previous night with my busy and hectic schedules i did not wash my face nor applies toner and moisturizer.out of obvious tiredness i lazily go to bed and ignore my guilty concience of not caring my face and skin.Expectedly on the morning,i'll got a very dry facial skin and unmanageable wrinkles that cant be hide with any of my concealers and foundations.I will look 5 years older than my true age and got very insecure with all the female peers i chanced during the day.im so ashame!

My worst disaster is trimming my eyebrows with a scissor. I have thick eyebrows so I tried to groom them. Not a great idea. Stick to tweezing! Mattie a la Mode

OMG! That's what I have to look forward to. I have thick eyebrows and have been waxing and grooming since 15, because my mother would not allow me to start sooner. My daughter is going to have the same issue and I know how awful it feels to have so much eyebrow. I don't know what I am going to do. My worst disaster was in the beginning of waxing, when I had my eyebrows waxed really skinny, because my sister thought it was a good idea. I looked like a freak when it was growing back. At that point I learned to live with what I have. Mattie a la mode

I remember once when I wanted a perm like a loose surfer look, and instead I looked like a poodle. I had just started dating my husband and he DID NOT like it...neither did I!

Mine was trying to color my own hair. Going lighter blonde ended up Orange. Horrible

I can relate, went in for highlights, came out with yellow hair. Took me two years to grow out, ugh. Now I just color myself. Trick is to stay within two shades lighter or darker than your own.

Holy horror stories, I can relate to the hair color ones, I've turned my hair green.

When it comes to the hair issue, I feel if it causes your child to feel insecure maybe they should start sooner than 15, especially if its making her self conscious. We're not talking getting a dramatic Hollywood eyebrow arch, just cleaning them up. Unfortuanatly kids are cruel and sometimes the effects can be long lasting.

Mame, that is too funny, I think everyone has gone through the horrible perm stage!

I have a natural wavy hair and back in college, hair rebond was the "It Thing". It was expensive though and it took a lot of maintenance just to keep it looking good. I got tired of the maintenance thingy such as waking up early in the morning to take a bath and have my hair blow dried and ironed.

I decided to have my hair curled so I can leave it as is and it will still look good.

but bam! yes my hair was curled but the strands looked like straws

For me, it's face allergy. horrible