Hair anywhere on our body is programmed to only grow up to a given length and then stop growing and entering a rest phase until it gets cut or shaved, in this case the hair will begin growing back but only up to the same terminal length at which it's programmed to grow, so any hair will grow back the length of hair which has been cut or shaved off it.
This happens because despite the hair shaft is made of dead proteins, it's use as a sensorial organ by the skin and the follicles is full of nerves stimulated by any hair movement, that's how the follicle might sense the hair cut.
Hair won't really grow back thicker, that's a myth, hair is dead protein, it's just that the hair shaft will start to grow back from what used to be the thicker visible part of the hair which will become the new tip of the newly grown back hair and the difference of thickness between the tip and the shaft is erased.
Of course, that's why people pluck them, to stop hairs growing back where they don't want them to.
If your eyebrows are darker than your hair color your hair will probably darken to that hair color of your eyebrows cause I have blondish gold hair and dark brown eyebrows From Asker: That's interesting to know actually, is that proven or does it only happen sometimes? My hair is medium blonde and I have black eyebrows (weird mix I know) I'm also 15 does that mean in a few years when I stop growing my hair will turn black or dark brown?? :)
Nothing is growing there. Or at least is supposed to be growing there.
Eyebrows Use is to stop sweat from getting in your eyes
No, they will keep their shape. Ok, so if you were to pluck your eyebrows in the same style all the time, keeping the same shape, the hair follicles that your continually ripping out will stop growing. So in theory, if you continue to pluck your eyebrows, you won't have to in a few years
you can stop itchy eyebrows by itching them and putting ice on them.
No, but they have beautiful long eyelashes.
usually yes you do, but you never know
When you grow up you will stop growing.
Eyes don't stop growing. Eyes don't stop growing.
There is no way to stop growing taller. You will stop growing usually around the age of 18.
You know when your hair stops growing as soon as your hair starts falling out..... this is because your hair follicles start getting old or you have a disease!