A MUM who claims to have the biggest EYEBROWS in Britain said people threatened to report her to social services because of her bold look.

Sammie-Jo Hailford, 27, started using liquid eyeliner to make her brows bigger last year in a bid to stand out – and now they take up half of her forehead.

The mum, who has over 75,000 followers on TikTok, said she's been trolled online and people laugh at her in the street for her bold eyebrows.

And the 27-year-old has also faced threats that people will call social services on her – but she's adamant her eyebrows "don't define whether I'm a good mum or not."

Sammie-Jo's eyebrows started off at a normal size, but she said she likes "making statements" and going against normal beauty standards.

Over time they got bigger and bigger – and now she draws them on to take up most of her forehead.

The mum, from Grimsby, told the Daily Star: "People have said I shouldn’t be a mum and they are going to ring social services because of my eyebrows. It gets really extreme on the internet.

“They can call social services because I have nothing to hide.

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"My eyebrows don’t determine whether I’m a good mother or not.”

“I just like to make a statement and the brows do that for me. They started off normal size and they just got bigger over time and I just like to look different.

"It would be cool if they were Britain’s biggest eyebrows.

“I’ve now created a hashtag called 'bigger the brow bigger the boy' because it’s true and that’s what I say to my friends.”

Sammie-Jo also said that her love life hasn't been lacking because of her massive eyebrows – and in fact, they're always the first thing men mention.

She added: “People say I don’t get boys because I have big eyebrows but that is wrong.

“I have had quite a few men in my inbox telling me I’m beautiful and saying they would date me.

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“They always mention the eyebrows first, so maybe there is a fetish there.”

Despite loving her unique look, the TikToker faces abuse online and in person – but she said the trolling no longer affects her.

While most people are nice about her appearance, she said: “Younger girls will laugh at me in the street, I’ve had that a couple of times but they do it between themselves.

“The worst comments are online. I get horrible comments about my makeup and they also take the mick out of my teeth too.

“I guess the past three years I have found myself and I went through therapy to realise I am worthy no matter how I look or what I decide to do."

The mum, who loves her look and tries to encourage others to be different, added: “Trolling doesn’t affect me now. I’m trying to raise awareness to the fact that people can be different.

“That’s how I fight them back.”

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