1) With a brow pencil, underline the underside of your brow.
Keep in mind:
- The underside of your brow should look the most precise, whereas the rest of the brow should look natural.
- For the most natural brows, use powder rather than pencil to fill in.
- Use a matte finish eyeshadow to fill in your brows with.
- Always remember to Never use an eyebrow pencil to fill in your whole brows, unless you are going for the sharpie look. ( I know the picture shows the girl using a pencil to fill her brows in (pic 3) but that is the only pic I could find until I upload my own. Please bear with me.)
Keep in Mind:
- LIGHTLY begin filling in the brow at the arch.
- Continue outlining the very edge with light brush strokes (simulating hair)
- Without adding any extra product to the brush, start filling the inside of the brow with the leftover residue on the brush.
- Shade accordingly. Not the entire brow is going to be the same darkness. The arch and tail of the brow should be the most defined and the darkest. The inner should be sparse and light.
Keep in mind:
- The spoolie bristles do a great job at picking up excess product and making the brows look more natural.
- Clean the underside of the brow with a concealer one shade lighter than you skin tone. This will make the brows look more precise and clean.
- For unruly brows, apply a clear brow gel or hair spray with a spoolie
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