A Guide to the Best, Worst, and Weirdest Eyebrow Trends of 2017

The "no brow" is just what it sounds like, stripping off those eyebrows and going hair-free.

A relatively new trend, the negative space eyebrow is great for those who want that brow-less look but may not be so wax-happy. The look can be created by applying a pale eyeshadow directly to your brow, and then outlining the edges in a dark color.

The feathered brow look is the result of brushing your hairs in different directions and spreading out the individual strands. This look plays best on those with thicker brows.

Think of it as an upgrade from your sparkly eyeshadow—or as a disco ball on your face.

Be yourself, do your thing, grow it out—whatever helps you rock the au naturel look. Maybe we're spending too much time fussing over our brows, anyway.

Though it's not as easy as tossing your hair into a pony in the morning, the ponytail brow is a fun take on a classic hairstyle that's actually pretty cute.

The carved brow is actually one of the easier looks to recreate. It's done primarily with eyeshadow (along with a nice, neat wax) and gives you a hella-dramatic arch.

The foil brow is a mod upgrade to your makeup routine, and (thankfully) there's very little plucking involved.

Bad news: You can't actually braid your eyebrows. Bummer, I know. But you can create this look with makeup or by gluing fake braided hair over your brows.

And finally, the newest addition to the brow family: the lightning bolt. You don't actually need to wax your brows into the shape (although you can if you're hardcore). But all you really need is a steady hand and a solid supply of eyeshadow and brushes.