Brow Boost definitely filled in the sparse areas of my brows but did not give them the overall fullness that I really wanted. I tried Castor Oil as well and it definitely worked on my eyelashes but not so much my brows, so I went back to Brow Boost.
I’m currently working on a concoction of my own to put on my brows using Saw Palmetto Extract, which is what they use in Brow Boost (just not enough of it), and certain essential oils.

Regarding Hypothyroidism… If your doctor tested your thyroid using the TSH lab test but the results came back normal EVEN THOUGH you still have hypothyroid symptoms, you need to be re-evaluated according to your clinical presentation (symptoms). Go to STOPTHETHYROIDMADNESS.COM (STTM) and read EVERYTHING. Then go back to your doctor with this information (print out parts of the website even) and insist that he/she treat you accordingly, or find a new doctor. Here’s a great website that lists doctors all over the world that are knowledgeable of thyroid and adrenal disorders and are willing to prescribe the medications you need: http://www.thyroid-info.com/topdrs/index.htm. Don’t expect your current primary care doctor or even an endocrinologist to be able to help you.

Hypothyroidism affects your beauty in other ways as well, including pale lips, dry skin, puffy face, falling hair, pubertal delay, not to mention decreased libido. You can’t trust most doctors with your health these days. You need to research these problems YOURSELF and can even order your own lab tests at online laboratories (listed on STTM). Check out STTM even if you only have one or two symptoms of hypothyroid or don’t think you’re hypothyroid at all. You may have more symptoms than you realize. Everyone’s body is different and everyone’s body reacts differently to thyroid problems causing a variance in symptoms. Many of us are also in denial of our own health issues and/or have gotten used to them to the point that we don’t think they’re an actual problem. You may even think these problems are just a part of growing older.

I am really hoping the words gets out about STTM because I’ve gone almost two decades being hypothyroid without knowing it. It has caused me a lot of pain and personal problems over the years which could have been avoided if I saw the right doctor.

I have the same problem as Leslie, but its been 6 months and i am missing my left eyebrow completely…. not sure whats going on castor oil did not work for me… i tried a few remedies it still isnt working…. I am a boy… and do not pluck my eyebrows or touch them at all. my right one is fine… and very bushy but my left has 1 or 2 hairs…

thanks

Someone mentioned latisse, and you mentioned that the cost is too much for the long term. latisse does work! extremely well. it won’t necessarily fill in all the sparse missing hairs, but you will notice a very big different. and it’s the most proven product to work

and the best thing is, you can buy the generic latisse for around $10-$30 dollars!!

it still needs a prescription, but it’s called CAREPROST. EXACTLY the same as latisse, but made by a different company!
there’s also another one made by the same company as latisse- allergen- but it’s not marketed as an eyelash enhancer

(it’s used as actual eyedrops- Latisse was originally a medication for gluacoma, when it was accidently discovered that a side effect is lash growth)

but again, this one is IDENTICLE to latisse, same ingredients, same bottle, same company- different name, it’s just alot cheaper as it’s not sold as a cosmetic item. I think this one runs for around $30, it’s called LUMIGAN. you also need a prescription for it.

i hope this helps, as i truly do understand annoying eyebrow issues! goodluck ladies (and gentlemen, if there are any) :):)