For the love of god, don't shave them off!

I am not an expert but I would like to help! I had to go to benefit to fix mine and I love them. My first appt they didn't have much to work with but they laid the ground work for arches and told me to leave them alone at that point (completely, not even to clean up because that's a slippery slope) So I recommend leaving them alone, let them grow in, don't touch them.

In the mean time, you can fill them in with some sort of eyebrow product. I would say fill the left side in closer to the nose. Fill the right side in closer to the nose as well and also a little under. Fill in the right side's tail just a tad. I can't exactly tell where your arches should be (the pic gets a lil blurry in the nose area which is important for determining the arches) but let's assume the arch on the left side of the pic is correct, then fill in the arch on top on the right side.

This is all according to benefit's eyebrow map. I have raved about benefit before but I swear i'm not a spokesman! If I seem like a madman, feel free to move on. My approximation is not perfect because I'm not an eyebrow specialist (I still go back to benefit because I don't trust myself and they're all I know...) and all I did was doodle on your pic in the paint program.

If you're still unhappy after filling them in yourself, go to a makeup counter and have them fill them in for you. My most shameful secret is that after my first eyebrow appt, they filled the eyebrows in for me because there was almost no brows to speak of. Knowing that I would never be able to recreate them, I didn't wash my "eyebrows" for a week.

This is what it ended up like, the first being unaltered then the second being what I added.