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I have dark brown hair and have recently decided to FINALLY pluck up the courage to dye my hair red. Not Rihanna/kool-aid/ketchup red, but a natural dark aurburn-ish color. The problem is, I have thick, VERY dark eyebrows, they're almost straight up BLACK. They barely look natural with my own hair color anyway, so they will most certainly look awkward with red hair. My automatic first thought when I realized this was, well I'll just dye my eyebrows too... but I've never dyed hair before. So I don't know if that's safe? Or if that just won't work? Or if that will only look even weirder? Someone suggested I simply dye my eyebrows a slightly lighter brown, would that work? Any answer would be greatly appreciated, but especially if anyone else has ever had this problem. (link)
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I would definitely not suggest putting anything in your eyebrows. I do know that you can go to a salon and they will try to match them very close to your eye color. Maybe dye your hair and then have them match the color? It's very inexpensive. Or (what I would do) is try to thin your eyebrows out as much as possible so that there isn't a noticable contrast. Good luck!
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Hey im from Georgia im 16 and just got a 21+ fake id that has the template of South Carolina. It does not have a hologram on it and isnt scannable. What is the likelihood of me getting into small music venues becuase thats all i want to use it for. Places in Atlanta like the Tabernacle, Masquerade, King Plow, just small venues for concerts. Thanks (link)
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It most likely will be tough. First of all, like the other guy said: you need to look like you're over 21. If you don't, they will examine the ID even more. Also, since it's out of state, they will scrutinize it even more. BUT-they may only know that the specifics of an ID from Georgia, not South Carolina. Worse case scenario is that they take the ID and destroy it and you're back at square one.
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