Styled Archives: When MENA Celebrities Rocked Razor-Thin Brows
From Somaya El Khashab’s TV sets to Nicole Saba’s concerts, razor-thin brows were the signature of 2000s Arab pop culture.

The early 2000s were a defining era for beauty and style across the Arab world. From nightclub cameos in Beirut to concert stages in Katameya Heights, pencil-thin brows reigned supreme.
Lebanese pop icons like Elissa paired theirs with silver hair jewels and glossy lips, while Haifa Wehbe leaned into bombshell territory with camo, a cat, and smoke-lidded eyes. In Egypt, Mona Zaki gave us baby-blue butterfly clips and barely-there brows, while Somaya El Khashab, even on set in vintage polka dots, stayed loyal to the Y2K beauty playbook.
Whether bronzed in Monte Carlo like Razan Al Moghrabi, or at a Cairo movie premiere layered in red fur and leopard print like Zeina and Dolly Shahin, one detail held it all together: the brow, tweezed to perfection.
Elissa | Beirut Nightclub (2000)

Haifa Wehbe | Beirut (2001)

Mona Zaki | Dubai (2001)

Yousra | Beirut (2002)

Jumana Murad | Press Conference (2005)

Somaya El Khashab | Rayya wa Sakina Set (2005)

Zeina & Dolly Shahin | Wija Cairo Premiere (2006)

Nicole Saba | Katameya Heights Concert (2006)

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