Tired of your brows dancing on your face? Well, keep reading and I'll help put them in place.
Step 1: Determine where your brow should start
- Place a brush vertically along the side of your nose, (slightly outside the corner of the inner eye).
Step 2: Determine where your arch should be
- The arch should begin above the outside of the pupil.
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Step 3: Determine where your brow should end
- Place a brush diagonally from the nose to the end of your eye.
- The brow should end at the point the brush ends.
HINT: For close-set eyes- start brows farther away from the bridge of the nose. For wide-set eyes, start them closer to the bridge.
According to Taylor Chang-Babaian you should "cut, tweeze and step away"
Cut
- Always cut hairs against the growth.
- Look for scissors with small blades (you wouldn't want to over pluck now would you?).
Tweeze
- This happens above and below the brow (I use two types of tweezers).
- Use a white eyeliner to determine the tweezing area.
Step away (very important)
- It's important to check your brows and see how they frame your eyes.
What process do you use to pluck those dancing brows? If you use a different process, comment below- I'd love to learn something too! Oh and please subscribe to my blog! It's totally with it :D
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