People always come at me for me ‘caterpillar brows’… but who are they to judge when they don’t have any themselves
A BEAUTY lover has hit back at trolls who compare her eyebrows to ”caterpillars”.
After years of overplucking them during the noughties, the bushy brows are back stronger than ever, with celebs like Cara Delevingne ditching the tweezers and embracing the fuller look.
Amongst those sporting the more bushy appearance is Rachel Rossette, who’s had thick brows for as long as she can remember.
Although her Instagram platform – where she posts about all things hair, make-up and plastic surgery – has been brutally mocked by many, Rachel recently revealed she didn’t understand where the ”hate” was coming from.
Whilst her so-called ”caterpillar brows” as trolls have dubbed them may not be everyone’s cup of tea, the young woman said she ”loved them”.
”Since I was a kid, I’ve had huge, bushy caterpillar brows – these are actually super tamed, super groomed for me,” she said in the video.
”And yet on my posts all the comments are ‘B**ch, fix your eyebrows’.
”Be brutally honest – is there something that I’m missing missing here? Are they really that bad?”
However, in Rachel’s eyes, there was nothing wrong with her eyebrows – and in fact, it was all to do with the trolls just being ”haters” for not having ”any” brows themselves.
But although there appear to be dozens of people having an issue with her appearance and beauty preferences, for the most part people commented on Rachel herself criticising other women for their looks.
One pointed out: ”Putting other girls down for having thin eyebrows, just because you personally wanna have big ones isn’t pretty.”
Another agreed, writing: ”Probably because you’re super disrespectful regarding other people’s appearance.”
A third chimed in: ”Maybe because all off your content is criticism to other women.”
A fellow Instagram user penned: ”it’s cuz your constantly bringing people down, and yeah their shaped but badly and in a way that doesn’t fit your face.”
Rachel, whose page boasts over 40k followers, often talks about how she, in her own words, went from ”eww to oooh” thanks to surgery and changing her style with intense wigs.
Despite trolls calling her fake hair ”stupid”, the young beauty lover insisted that the only thing ”stupid” was wearing ”ugly hair”.
Rachel has also been criticised for sharing tips and tricks so others could ”stop being ugly”, including pumping Botox into their face, as well as posh high-end make-up.
Many concerned viewers have pointed out that this kind of content is ”harmful”, especially when seen by young and ”impressionable girls”.
One person wrote: ”Imagine a little girl is scrolling through reels and sees this and believes this bulls**t.”
Sharing a reminder to the younger generation on social media, one kind person said: ”Random women like this who are so unhappy with their natural appearance are just trying to project their insecurities on you, remember that you are wonderfully made.”