Your brows can be styled and shaped in a plethora of ways, which can be a little bit daunting. Since no two brows are alike, each person’s path to achieving the ideal set of brows will be slightly different.
To assist you get there, you can use a few general ideas, techniques, and hacks. Here are pretty brilliant ideas for getting the best brows of your life, including the best professional techniques to try, the best DIY items to try, and much more.
For some, this may seem apparent, but allow me to briefly remind you: Leaving your brows alone is one of the simplest ways to achieve the best brows of your life. Tweezers are great for removing stray hairs here and there, but they aren’t the best tool for shaping brows more on that in a moment.
You don’t want to actually shape your brows, so just pick up hairs that are out of place or farther from the brow line as you tweeze. When you take out your tweezers, over-plucking is practically a guarantee, so use them with prudence, okay?
First, consider your brow objectives. Are you attempting to add definition and fill in any empty spaces? Get an angled brush and some brow powder. Are you making an effort to comb and softly style your hair? Apply a thin brow gel with your finger. Uncertain of what you want or need? There is no right or wrong; instead, concentrate on finding the product that works best for you. Don’t be afraid to experiment and mix a few products.
The best way to define and enhance your natural brow contour is through threading. Unlike waxing, which is excellent for large areas of skin, threading is extremely precise. Threading is basically when we take a twisted thread and use it to gently pull the hair from the follicle, meaning it can remove hairs that are too short or fine to be waxed.
If you want your eyebrows temporarily shaped and filled in or if you want to try out a shape before committing to semi-permanent makeup, eyebrow henna is a great option.
Henna has been used for body art, hair dye, and cosmetics for thousands of years. Many people mistakenly believe that henna only comes in the color red; however henna brows are carefully created to offer a more cool color tone that is ideal for eyebrows.
Additionally, because threading exerts pressure on the skin’s surface, it may even cause hairs to rise to the surface from beneath it for removal. Try using an eyebrow stencil, also known as a little template, to keep your powders, pencils, or gels from coloring outside of the lines of your brows if applying your eyebrow products freehand feels a little out of your skill set.
Please avoid applying any product to your brows in a single, hefty stroke. You want to make tiny, hair-like strokes, so whether you’re using a powder and an angled brush or a simple pencil, you should employ small flicking motions in the direction of your hair development to achieve the best results.
