They sometimes say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. We do have certain standards that most of us try to live up to, but there are also those who snap back at the standards and enjoy doing their own thing.
This includes a 31-year-old Danish woman, Eldina Jaganjac. She is a teacher from Copenhagen and she made a strong decision to stop shaving her mustache and not to tweeze her eyebrows.
After getting frustrated with the way society makes these decisions for us for the most part, she said that she would stop any form of hair removal. She also says that she feels as feminine with facial hair as she does without it, and she is accepting of herself.
There is also the way that many men feel about the subject. She claims that it is a protection for her because it keeps people away that she doesn’t want around. Her unibrow and facial hair would appeal more to conservative men, and it allows her to meet those who appreciate her personality.
She said: “I used to think that women just had a few options when it came to how they should look before I let my single brow appear. No one notices or complains whether a man doesn’t shave his beard or thinks. It’s nothing out of the ordinar
“I learned to be strict with myself, just like many other women. For example, I used to avoid leaving the house if my brows were not little and acceptable, and I would avoid going to the gym if my feet were not epilated
“Now, whether I like it or not, I’ve opted to focus on the duties and goals I have and less on how I appear while attempting to complete them. I’m not going to meet many of them, and even if I did, I wouldn’t care.”
She also says that she didn’t feel right by it at first but it has grown on her over time.
