In Need of advice for Fine, Light Eyebrows and Hair!

[Bree Anne]

I have always had fine blonde hair and very light eyebrows. My eyebrows have always been on the thicker side because they are so light, but I am really wanting to streamline them. Aside from taking them off all together, I am hoping you all can give me some styling advice. How far down should I pluck? Should I cut/wax them off and draw them in?

In terms of my hair, I have fine hair, but alot of it, so I am wondering how to style it best, with maximum volume or curl, high pomp and height. A great stylist, Jamie Jameson, did my hair in this picture. I had already had it set in hot rollers and added product. It was a half way up, to the side do. Do you think it suits me?? If anyone out there has suggestions for hair products, styles they have seen or like, I am all ears. I am contemplating a hair cut, nothing drastic, but something to even it up. I have a large forehead, should I get bangs?

I have a full, oval face if that helps with sizing me up

I am going to be involved in some photoshoots over the next few months and I really want to get my look down. I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE comments and feedback!!

[Cloe Cupcake {★}]

well my sister has the same trouble with her eyebrows... and I find that the best thing that works for her is having them tinted 1 to 2 shades darker than they are, then have tham shaped by a professional, after that you can maintain the shape youself if you are unsure how to begin BUT ALWAYS tint first, then all the little hairs that are hard to see will be visable for waxing! hope this helps!

AS far as your hair, I have the same hair texture as you and I Find the best way is to put a good mouse at the roots, fluff dry your hair untill it's dry, set in hot rollers and comb out with your fingers to soften the look. You can then, if you need too, try to curl it with a flat iron to give it the maximum heat for setting, I find that my hair falls flat easily so I like to touch it up with the iron ... and then your good to go for at least 8 hours!