Eyebrows

It is safe to have it done professionally, if you are intending on doing it yourself then it is never safe as the average person does not have a clean environment to work, nor do they have sterile equipment.

If you have a goose egg on your forehead and you have been injured or hit in the last day or so you may have a hematoma or a hit to the head. This may cause a minor concussion. If the swelling does not go down or stays the same for a good amount of time visit your doctor. I a bruise remains for a couple of days after receiving the injury, you don't really nee to contact your doctor.

Eyebrows protect the eyes from dust, sweat, and other foreign particles.

The hair on your brow blocks sweat, water and dirt from dripping down from the forehead and irritating the eye.

No they don't if anything they will just get bushier.

Pressure in the head can be many things, including a mild tension headache. It may also be related to an allergy, as there are sinus cavities above the eyebrows, or hypertension.

It the pressure does not resolve within a few days, or if you begin to have blurred vision or other neurological symptoms, you definitely need to see a doctor to get it checked out, possibly emergency care.

you are getting old

Must be eyebrows;

'cause I've gone grey (that which I still have anyway)

and my eyelashes are still black.

chicken

Generally yes it is true, but, if you have extra sensitive skin, irritation may persist or worsen the more you wax.

Yes.

About 3 or 4 inches. It really depends where your eyebrows are and how long of a face you have.

Any good professional body piercer will work with you to find the best combination of jewellery and placement for you. Don't leave yourself to the hands of a novice piercer. Spend the bucks and research a good piercer.

i dont think so, go for it!!

I would think it was OK, but if you are unsure, ask your doctor. The person doing the wax should know also.

I mean if you want them to grow then just don't trim them

probably just dry skin like dandruff

First, scrape off as much wax as you can using a plastic lifter, the kind you use on teflon pans. If there are indentations in the wood, use a smaller tool, even a wooden toothpick for small spaces. Try not to use metal utensils which will damage the wood. Once you have removed as much wax as possible using this method, remove the rest with hot water and soap. Fill a bowl with the hottest water you can tolerate using rubber gloves. Dip a cloth in the water and wring out the cloth before applying it to the wood. The heat in the cloth will melt the wax into the cloth. Keep doing this until the wax is gone. Dry the wood immediately with a dry cloth. When the wood is completely dry, apply a coating of oil or furniture polish depending on what type of finish is already on the mantle. If the mantle had a varathane coating, the oil or funiture polish won't be necessary. Dump the water from the bowl outside to keep the wax out of your drains. - Dave.

people in gangs usually have them. each member of the gang has the same number of slashes.

some people think it looks cool

in some gangs each slash can represent a person they have killed (rarely)

Cardboard

Glue

String

Glue

Cello tape

Paint

Glitter

stickers

mask please tell me the maori kupu for these words

bistles

Yes there are plenty of wrong spots to pierce that's why it's not child's play, this is a serious art form and a skilled trade that requires supervised training under and experienced professional body piercer.