Eyebrows have sex machine orgasm videosmade a strong comeback recently and, don't get us wrong, we're here for it. But maybe, just maybe, there are some eyebrow trends that are better left untouched.
Cue feather eyebrows- the latest edition to a long list of ever-changing, divisive beauty crazes flapping its wings and taking flight.
SEE ALSO: People are taping tiny succulents to their fingernails because the internet is weirdMakeup artist Stella Sironen first ruffled some feathers by posting the look on Instagram. From there, #featherbrows was officially born.
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For the look, the hairs of the eyebrow are split down the middle using a glue stick, resembling, well, the quill and barbs of a feather.
Since the post, the bold brow has been tearing beauty lovers apart and sorting them into two categories: Hell Yes and Hell No.
Sironen uploaded another pic, this time defending the trend as a joke, but still encouraging others to recreate the feathered feature.
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And many people on the "Hell Yes" side did, using whatever they could get their hands on to start, literally, splitting hairs.
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Some Twitter users were NOT about it:
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Yay or nay for this new trend? If you're team "Yay," fly free and get to feathering.
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