FROM being too over-plucked to looking like slugs, we've all heard or experienced horror stories when it comes to our eyebrows.
But one beauty fan named Hannah has been compared to Picasso after showing off the results of her very botched eyebrow lamination.
The beauty treatment appears to have left her with a permanent wonky expression on her face – much to the amusement of her social media followers.
In a clip posted to TikTok (@hannahgialamas), she can be seen sitting in her car after her appointment and pleads: "Please send help on how to fix my botched eyebrow laminated."
In response to a confused follower who wondered how her brows ended up like that, Hannah explains: "I think it’s the way she brushed and tinted them so hoping when the tint fades it’ll be better."
She captioned the post: "No like they're so uneven idk what to do. Please help #eyebrowlamination #botched."
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It wasn't long before the post went viral, garnering a staggering 1.6 million views and hundreds of comments from very amused social media users.
And one even compared Hannah's new look to Picasso, who was famous for painting distorted faces.
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"Oooo Picasso, I like it," joked one.
A second quipped: "I recommend getting both brows done by the same esthetician."
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A third commented: "They both look great. Separately speaking."
Meanwhile, a fourth noted: "Each one kinda slays… just separately."
Another penned: "It’s OK they are meant to be sisters not twins."
A further chimed in: "My brows when I draw them."
And one more added: "They are like fraternal twins."
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