Author:
Randy Alexander
Date Of Creation:
28 April 2021
Update Date:
1 June 2024
Content
- Avoid plucking the eyebrows above the eyebrows as this will lose the naturalness of the eyebrows and make the eyes look smaller.
- Be careful not to trim your eyebrows too short! Just trim it about 0.3cm above the edge of your brow. It's usually easier to trim your eyebrows shorter than necessary; therefore, it is best to prune only a little bit first and then prune more if necessary.
Draw below the natural brow line. You will draw short, soft, brow-like lines below the brow to darken and shape the natural contours of the brow. You should avoid heavy eyebrows, but only use light lines and extra lines if needed.
- Make the bottom edge of your brow clear and sharp, and the top edge and the rest of the brow will look natural and soft. If the brow line is too dark, use a twisted brush to blend the part in the upward direction.
- Don't choose a brow pencil the same color as your own. Like hair, eyebrows are of different colors and shades. Choosing a pencil that matches your brow color will make your brow look very dark. Instead, choose a lighter color tone to paint and paint your eyebrows. For example, if you have dark brown eyebrows, choose a lighter brown lead.
Method 2 of 4: Shape the eyebrows
Determine the limit of your eyebrows. Place the brow brush (or any straight object) upright so that the tip almost touches the inner socket of one eye. Next, you will move the brush upwards to create an intersection with the eyebrows. This is the starting point of the eyebrow and you will pluck the eyebrows that grow outside of that point.- You can also choose the wings of the nose - the position of the bulge of the nose to define the tip of the eyebrows. Note that each person has a different face shape, eye position, and size of the nose; Therefore, this method may not be suitable for everyone.
Mark the beginning of the eyebrow. Use an eyeliner to draw a blur to see where the tip of your brow is located and to pull out the brow growth in front (that is, towards the middle of the brow).
- It is better to use tweezers to pull these eyebrows to avoid making mistakes.
- Remember not to pull the tip of the eyebrow beyond the inner socket of the eye.
- If your skin feels uncomfortable and red after the extraction, try aloe vera gel or cortisone cream to soothe your skin.
Determine the tail of your eyebrows. Place the brow brush (or straight object) diagonally from the outermost point of the nose wing to the far end of the eye. You can also move diagonally along the brow bone. This is where the eyebrow ends. You will pull out the eyebrows that grow out of the brow's tail.- Be careful not to pluck the ends of the eyebrows as they rarely regrow. Only pluck out outwardly deviated hairs.
Determine the natural curve of your eyebrows. Place the brow brush (or straight object) diagonally starting from the outermost point of the nose wing to the outer edge of the right pupil. The point where the brush meets the top edge of the brow will be the curled part of the brow.
- Usually you will pluck the hairs below the brow line. However, you need to observe and pluck only outwardly outgrown hairs instead of unselectively plucking.
Shape your eyebrows slightly and angled. Eyebrows that are too curled will make your face look angry. You can pull out a few brow curls above the curve if you want to reduce the curvature to create a gentle and natural curl. Make sure your eyebrows look slightly angled instead of rounded. advertisement
Method 3 of 4: Paint eyebrows
Use chalk to paint your eyebrows. Dab a brush (a small, diagonal brow brush should be used) on the brow powder, tap the box wall to let excess powder fall off and begin to gently spread on the upper and lower edges of the brow. When applying the powder, follow the direction of the natural brow. Only paint within the contour of natural eyebrows and do not paint out of natural eyebrows.
- Start with the curves of your eyebrows and spread out to the ends.
- If you want to create gentle facial lines or accentuate strong jawbones, draw slightly curved eyebrows. If you want to make the round face angled and highlight the small lines, you will choose sharp and angular eyebrows.
Paint the rest of the eyebrows. From the curves of the brow, continue to paint up to each edge of the brow with thin lines. You don't need to use another product, just focus on adding more powder and thickening the outer edge of your brow instead of applying more powder to the middle part of your brow. Focusing on the edge of your brow will help create thick, natural looking eyebrows.
- Avoid drawing out of natural brow edges.
- Note, you can always draw darker eyebrows. If the eyebrows are too bold to start with, it will be difficult to correct when you make mistakes.
Color diffusion. Use a twisted brush to brush and spread the powder evenly over your brow. This will make your eyebrows less rough and have a natural look. You can continue to add powder and spread until you have the desired thickness and color.
Check your results. Place the brush diagonally from the outside of the nose and examine the tip of the eyebrows. You will also check the tail and the curvature of the brow using the steps used to shape the brow in Part 1.
- Use a brush and eyes as a model to see if the eyebrows are too short and need to be longer or too long and need to be shortened.
- Make sure the beginning and end points of the curves are on both sides of the brow in balance. While natural eyebrows are never exactly the same, make sure to keep them as balanced as possible.
Keep your brows in place. Use a transparent brow curler to hold your brows and makeup in place. Starting from the center of the brow, you will brush the brow hair upwards and move the brush to the outside (tail) of the brow. Use more concealer around the eyebrows to make them look clearer.
- You can also use colored gels, but transparent gels are still a safe option to avoid adding more colors to your brows.
Method 4 of 4: Create a variety of eyebrows
Use brow gel and white pencil for a natural, gentle look. You will brush your eyebrow gel with a brush that diagonally follows the natural brow line and the direction of the eyebrows. Next, you use white pencils along the brow bone to create a gentle glow, making the eyebrows look thick and naturally balanced.
Use natural eyebrows to blend in for a trendy look. Brush a small amount of matte powder under each eyebrow upwards. To create a natural brow style, simply brush up with a twisted brush. Add more highlighting powder above the brow for a smoky, natural look.
Style angled eyebrows when you want a sharp style to go out at night. Use the chalk brush to draw a line from the inner edge of the brow to the curvature point. Instead of rounding the ends of your brow, you'll create a square, angular style.
- Create balance for sharp eyebrows with smoky eye makeup. For a softer look, simply draw the upper eyelid.
Advice
- Try to draw your eyebrows accurately; You don't want your eyebrows rising and falling unevenly.
- Brow curves that are too high will make you look older.
- If the eyebrows are too light for the face and natural hair color, you can add color to the eyebrows before bold. This will give a natural look and make it easier to darken your eyebrows.
- If you are having trouble getting your eyebrows trimmed, you can visit a salon to have an experienced person help you deal with it every few weeks. Here's how to help you get eyebrows with perfect curvature and thickness without fear of mistakes.
