❤ Assemble your supplies! You will need an angled brow brush and brow comb like this dual ended one. You will also need brow powder (you can also use eye shadow).
❤ I have dark brown hair and it was super difficult to find a brow powder close to my hair color. Most of the dark brown brow powders have too much red in the powder (probably better suited for a true brunette). This is the closest color match that I have been able to find in a brow powder. It's Anastasia's Brow Powder Duo in Dark Brown. It is available at Sephora for $22.
❤ Here are my brows au natural
❤ Comb your brows toward the top of your forehead
❤ This look was created using only the dark brow powder for a dramatic brow.
❤ Make a line where you want your brow to start. It should align with the inner corner of your eye.
❤ Next make a line along the top of your brow arch. I've found that once you have the outline created, it's a lot easier to do the next step.
❤ Finish filling in the rest of your brow using small strokes.
❤ Use the same technique on your other eyebrow.
❤You can use a little clear brow gel to set your brows (optional). This is definitely an item to buy at the drugstore. There is no need to buy expensive brow gel. I purchased Ardell brow gel for less than $5.
It took me a really long time to start doing my brows and I still only do them when I'm getting all dolled up to go out. I encourage you to get your brows done at a makeup counter and see what you think. It might seem like a bit much the first time, but it makes a HUGE difference in photographs. It's true what all the makeup artists says about your eyebrows being the frame for you face. So don't be afraid to play with a little brow powder and create a dramatic brow for a night out! ❤
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