Brow care can be overwhelming, especially since they’re the all-important shapers and framers of your facial structure. We always seem to see perfectly manicured brows on social media, but how do we get them ourselves? Here’s some handy tips for shaping and taming:
Don’t Over-Pluck!
This is a super common mistake when trying to get rid of those rogue hairs. It’s not a bad thing to pluck as a method of clean-up, but plucking is never a great way to actually shape your brows. Leave that to professionals and good brow products! When you do tweeze, do it as far from your actual eyebrow as possible just to get rid of strays.
Pick Up the Right Products
There are about a million eyebrow products to choose from – how are we supposed to know what to use? The trick is to first identify what it is that we actually want to improve about our brows.
If you want to fill in patchy spots and add definition, go for brow powder and an angled brush. If you want to shape and comb your hairs, try a brow gel – these are varied, and you can get them clear or tinted. It’s normal to be unsure of what you want to do, so make sure to play around!
Consider Threading
If you’re able to go to a professional, threading is by far the most effective way to precisely shape your brows. It gently pulls the hair out of the follicle by putting light pressure on top of your skin – this also means that it’s able to pull short hairs out from under your skin, something that waxing can’t do.
It is possible to do it yourself but it takes loads of practice, so make sure you see a professional before trying it out.
Apply Products with a Flicking Motion
Whether it’s powder, pencil or gel, make sure not to apply your product with harsh long strokes. You want it to blend seamlessly into your eyebrow hairs, so try to replicate the look of them as best you can.
Blend Blend Blend!
Make sure you don’t have any super harsh lines left above or below your brows by blending them all out with a brush. You don’t want to look like a Disney villain!
Comment below and let us know if any of these tips were helpful for you to achieve that ultimate brow look?
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Thank you for the helpful article
I am definitely going to start threading.
I used to pluck, but not anymore. Maybe I should start again and follow these tips.
Unfortunately I barely have eyebrows due in part to a medical condition, plus having white hair. Since I cannot afford professional help, I will definitely try your tips until I get the right effect.
These brow tips are so essential to me. Just yesterday I was busy with and man oh man do I need help.
thanks for the tips, I usually wax my eyebrows, for some strange reason they always bruise my skin when I tread, tint I avoid totally, makes me look super weird LOL! I’ve tried the sculpting pencil, but to be honest I’m a bit scared don’t want to look weird, maybe I need a few lessons on how to use it properly
Excuse me for laughing at “Disney Villain” but 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I agree though. Brows need blending!!!
Thank you for the tips😝
Thank you for those tips definately helpful indeed. I have always wanted to try threading good to know that it is gentle with light pressure☺ Great read ☺
Thank You Rubybox for this interesting article. I must say I have tried waxing my eyebrows, I found it rather painful. I done threading and still do it when I need help with the shaping but I stick to my usual tweezing it is far less painful and you can always pull out the strays at home. I don’t tint my eyebrows and am useless at shading in, I get so jealous when I see women and men with such perfect eyebrows. I need some 1 on 1 lessons for that.
Thanks ruby box will try it for sure