DOs & DON'Ts for achieving the perfect brows and maintaining them:
DO Invest in an initial visit to a Brow expert for initial shaping. (I highly recommend HD Brows)
DON'T tweeze hairs above your brow line at home, even though they may do this for you at the salon - This is not your domain, you want to stick to just the stray hairs below to maintain the shape.
DO used slanted tweezers & preferably tweezers with a light (JML) - slant-tipped tweezers allow you to grasp the tiniest of brow hairs.
Do fill in brows with a pencil or powder one shade lighter then your hair colour. Taupe works well for light hair but for darker hair a pewter shade is better, Mac and Benefit both have little brow kits that are superb for tailoring your eyebrows on a daily basis.
DO use brow gel, brush, shape and hold your brows (and pencil) in place
We all should know by now after many brow mishaps during our teenage years - or earlier twenties, or maybe even still rolling mishaps that our brows really do frame our face. We need to know how to look after them, and make them look their best so that even with a fresh make-up free look you will look 'very well put together' as your brows have literally made your face & allowed it to come alive! Now - very important point... Thin is not the way to go any more, forget over plucked, or shaven eyebrows with drawn on lines and think naturally fuller and arched. Some of us have over plucked our eyebrows from a young age, which has made it very hard for them to grow back to the fullness they once were, but with eyebrow brushing and some castor oil every night we can smile knowing we'll get there.
DO Invest in an initial visit to a Brow expert for initial shaping. (I highly recommend HD Brows)
DON'T tweeze hairs above your brow line at home, even though they may do this for you at the salon - This is not your domain, you want to stick to just the stray hairs below to maintain the shape.
DO used slanted tweezers & preferably tweezers with a light (JML) - slant-tipped tweezers allow you to grasp the tiniest of brow hairs.
Do fill in brows with a pencil or powder one shade lighter then your hair colour. Taupe works well for light hair but for darker hair a pewter shade is better, Mac and Benefit both have little brow kits that are superb for tailoring your eyebrows on a daily basis.
DO use brow gel, brush, shape and hold your brows (and pencil) in place
LA xoxo
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