- How To Determine Your Eyebrow Shape:
Determine where your inner brow should end. Hold a straight edge, such as an eyebrow pencil or a ruler, vertically in front of your face.
- Line it up so that it touches the outermost of edge your nose and the inside of your eye. This line will determine where your eyebrow should start.
- Mark that spot with an eyebrow pencil. Repeat for the other eye.
Determine where your arch should peak. Angle the straight edge so that it lines up with the outermost edge of your nose and the outermost edge of your iris.
- It's very important that you look straight ahead — both your face and your eyes should be looking directly forward at the mirror.
- Wherever the line intersects your eyebrow is where the peak of your arch should begin at the top border of the eyebrow.
- Mark that spot with your eyebrow pencil.
- Repeat for the other eye.
Determine where your outer brow should end. Angle the straight edge further so that it touches the outermost edge of your nose and also passes along the outermost edge of your eye.
- This tells you where the eyebrow should end. Mark this point with your eyebrow pencil.
- Repeat with the other eye.
Draw a line along the bottom edge of your brow. This will determine the brow thickness.
- Follow the natural curvature of your eyebrow.
Pluck the strays that fall below the line and outside the marks you've made.
- Your eyebrows should be 1/4 - /1/2 inch (0.5 - 1 cm) at their thickest.[1]
- Pluck minimally above the brow — you want to retain your brow's natural arch. Only tweeze stray hairs.
- If plucking isn't your thing, try shaping without it.
- If your brows are sensitive, use ice to numb the areas before you tweeze.
Consider your face shape. Certain brows better compliment specific face shapes.
- To minimize the curve of a round face, direct the outer third of the brow towards the top of the ear.
- If the face is square, direct it toward the middle of the ear. This helps balance the face.
- If the face is long, keep the brow more straight across, directing it above the ear.
- An oval face already looks balanced, but to enhance this harmony, you can direct the outer third towards the ear lobe.
You will need: Any black pencil · A flat brush · Nyx skin tone eyeshadow primer · Q tip
1. Put your powder/foundation on
2. Draw a line from where ur brow starts with a small curve at the end
3. Draw the top part of eyebrow and connect to the bottom line
4. Fill in but not the inner brow
5. With ur q tip shade the inner brow in the direction where the brow ends
6. With ur flat brush fill in the whole under brow area
7. Blend out with finger
