How To: The Perfect Brow in 5 Steps
I often get asked what I do to get my eyebrows looking neat and tidy, so I thought I’d share with you my 5 steps to achieving the perfect brow.
As you can see, my eyebrows are naturally quite full and my routine consists mostly of tidying and filling up gaps. These steps will help you even if your eyebrows are nothing like mine; just remember to follow the shape of you natural eyebrow and don’t tweeze too much :)
- Comb: Combing the hairs upwards will reveal which hairs are falling outside the target shape of the eyebrows.
- Trim: With a small and sharp pair of scissors, trim the hairs outside the shape over your eyebrows until you have a neat line at the top.
- Tweeze: Use a slanted pair of tweezers to pluck any hairs that fall below the shape under your eyebrows; you can also pluck any hairs that look out of place around the eyebrows.
- Fill: Using a small angled brush, fill in any gaps in your brows with a powder that matches closely the colour of your natural eyebrow hair. Tip: Brushing the powder upwards will give you more realistic-looking eyebrows, as the powder will blend in better with the hairs.
- Highlight: Outline the shape of your eyebrows (top and bottom) with a white eyeliner pencil. This will create a contrast that makes your eyebrows stand out and it will also give the illusion of a mini ‘eye lift’.
There you have it! 5 little steps to perfect eyebrows :) I’d love to have my eyebrows done by a professional at some point, but until then, these five steps are my secret to perfecting my eyebrows, and they never let me down :)
If you have any questions, feel free to ask! Also, please leave your tips and tricks down below on the comments section so we can all share our eyebrow grooming secrets.
Hope you like it :)
Au revoir!
Ysis
14 Comments
Abby
for the best eyebrows of your life, when you do decide to get them professionally done, get them done by Jenna http://www.jennatreat.com she works with Josh Wood at his Atelier and is the goddess of brows, Laura Bailey will tell you so. :)
Le Beauty Girl
Thank you for the tip! I’ll definitely google her now :) x
Celene Parsons
I always comb, trim and tweeze and fill but i never highlight, definately going to try! xo
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sophie_says_hi
I’m new to your blog (but have read probably about 3 months of posts already!) and I kept noticing how great your eyebrows are! you’re BEAUTIFUL! :) x
Meenakshi Panchapakesan
I have never been to thread or tweeze my eyebrows..seems so painful! But if the results look this awesome maybe I should give it a shot at home! :) Thanks for the simple post…
Jennifer Lower
Great tips! Will definitely try these steps out xx
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Diana garcia
Wow you have beautiful eyebrows lucky girl!
Le Beauty Girl
Wow, thanks Sophie! You must be sick and tired of me by now :) haha
So glad to have you on board now. Hope you continue to enjoy my blog from now on :)
xx
Le Beauty Girl
To be honest, I don’t even feel any pain anymore when I tweeze. I started off crying every time I tweezed my brows, but with time, it’s not too bad. Best of all, it’s the cheapest and most convenient way to have your brows done :) x
Le Beauty Girl
Thanks Jennifer :) It’s such a simple process but I find it quite effective! Hope it works for you as well. xx
Le Beauty Girl
Thanks Diana. That’s very kind of you :) x
Lets Talk Beauty
I never thought to Highlight – i will be adding that step in to my routine. You have very natural brows after filling them in, i like that. They look very groomed and natural, get tutorial easy to follow.
Le Beauty Girl
Thank you! Highlighting makes a big difference as it opens the eyes, lifts them and covers some of the redness left after tweezing :) xx
Nargis
hi, this is gr8.. i just started reading ur blog, luv it!!!! … going thru it i was wondering hw u did ur brows and then this came up… wow :p… just wt i needed….. ok, so my brows are the same color, i really need to know the exact shade and brush u use for filling..