Not that long ago, most people didn’t pay a whole lot of attention to their eyebrows, apart from removing stray hairs, whether at home or in a salon.

Now, there’s an entire industry that revolves around those expressive arches, and it’s growing (sorry) at a rate of knots.

With hundreds of pencils, gels, tints and other products on the market, brows that are perfect – or ‘on fleek’ to use the modern vernacular – are clearly in demand, but it’s easy to make mistakes and end up with arches that are too thin, thick, dark or light.

Microblading was the fastest growing brow treatment in the beauty industry, as microblading in Dubai beauty salons continues to be a popular choice. However, the semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo isn’t the only option for the perfect brows, as eyebrow shaping, high definition eyebrows, brow tints and even makeup also helps to increase the appearance of hair strokes and create a natural looking brow.

Apparently the phrase "eyebrows on point” can hold different meanings for different people, especially nowadays when the Internet is witnessing the weirdest brows trends ever.

Most famous by now is the “McDonald’s brows” created by our one and only Huda Kattan. She's trolled everyone with this bizarre eyebrow trend, and amazingly anything by Huda Beauty goes viral right on spot... Including these questionable brows!

If you look back at your pictures from the 90s and cringe at the sight of needle-thin eyebrows, you’re not alone. Gwyneth Paltrow, JLO, Angelina Jolie and pretty much everyone who gave in to the over plucking trend share your pain. Thankfully, most of us have traded the barely-there brows with youthful thick ones.

But for those of you whose tweezer experiments in high school (or in recent days) still haunt them — rest assured, not all hope is lost. You may not get Cara Delevingne-esque brows but you too can regrow yours, by staying true to the following basic rules.