First, pick the right color. The most natural color is going
to be two shades lighter than your hair if your hair is dark. If your hair is
dark brown or black, please, please, do not put black in your brows unless your
next job interview has the word vampire in the description.
If your hair is light, go one to two shades darker.
And remember, color tends to show redder on skin so always
choose a color that is ashy or taupe. If you have red hair choose a neutral
color. Because again, its going to go more red once its on.
Got it? Ok, lets move on.
Your brow should start directly above your tear duct. If the
hair is sparse or thin, fill it in. Bring out your arch by slightly filling in
at the top of your brow above the arch. And, finish the brow by making sure it
ends at a 45 degree angle from the corner of your eye. If not, extend it.
Now, to fill in.
Take a flat angle brush. Hint: the pros often use a flat
angle eyeliner brush for the job. You can too with Get A Grip eyeliner brush.
Its fab for the job.
You can use a powder with a teensy bit of water, colored
brow wax or opt for a fine point pencil. Trace the outer edge of the brow. If
brows are missing hair, just follow along the new edge right below gap or
sparse area.
Once you have the outer brow shaped take your brush and fill
in the brow with feathery strokes. Use the bristles to blend the hairs with the
brow product.
For quick easy cleanup, take a damp cotton swab and trace
around the brow for a clean edge…Viola!
Us girls at Soho love keeping our brows bangin’. Now you
know how we do it.
X’s & O’s and remember to “keep it neat, FREAK!”
SOHO
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