Woman refuses to shave moustache or unibrow even though men yell insults at her
- 3 years ago
A BRAVE woman refuses to shave off her moustache or massive unibrow even though men stare at it like it's a ‘third head’ and yell insults at her in the street.
Tutor Eldina Jaganjac, from Copenhagen, Denmark, said her bold approach helps her ‘weed out’ potential love interests.
Eldina grew up in a small city where everyone was expected to fit in and look similar.
As she got older, she grew frustrated by the fact that women are expected to spend more time and money on maintaining their looks through hair removal than men are.
In March 2020, Eldina decided to stop plucking the hairs in between her eyebrows and removing the hair on her upper lip, realising she only felt less feminine when they were fuller because of societal expectations.
Eldina doesn’t care what she looks like or what other people think of her anymore but admits men have shouted ‘pluck that’ at her in the street and she notices men staring at her eyebrows like she has a ‘third head.
When it comes to dating, Eldina believes that her unibrow and facial hair is a blessing as it means she gets to weed out any ‘conservative’ potential suitors who are put off by her look straight away.
When she put down the tweezers she said that some of her friends said they approved of the new look, and some didn’t even notice at all.
Tutor Eldina Jaganjac, from Copenhagen, Denmark, said her bold approach helps her ‘weed out’ potential love interests.
Eldina grew up in a small city where everyone was expected to fit in and look similar.
As she got older, she grew frustrated by the fact that women are expected to spend more time and money on maintaining their looks through hair removal than men are.
In March 2020, Eldina decided to stop plucking the hairs in between her eyebrows and removing the hair on her upper lip, realising she only felt less feminine when they were fuller because of societal expectations.
Eldina doesn’t care what she looks like or what other people think of her anymore but admits men have shouted ‘pluck that’ at her in the street and she notices men staring at her eyebrows like she has a ‘third head.
When it comes to dating, Eldina believes that her unibrow and facial hair is a blessing as it means she gets to weed out any ‘conservative’ potential suitors who are put off by her look straight away.
When she put down the tweezers she said that some of her friends said they approved of the new look, and some didn’t even notice at all.