Okay so thanks to that beautiful Billion Dollar Brow Pencil I am now learning to fill in my brows. I don't shape them or wax them or anything and when I fill them in I JUST do the sparse areas and kinda comb them into place. Anyone wanna critique them? Tell me what I'm doing right or wrong, I'm begging you!
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Critique My Brows?
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I think they look good, nice and natural. I know you said you don't shape them but I would recommend shaping them a little bit at the end. I have naturally super thick and wide brows but I find that taming them a little helps to shape my face better. But that's down to personal preference, and I think you look great :)
I would probably just get the ends shaped but thats only my preference. I think bigger brows are gorgeous. Do you have a scar from your eyebrow piercing? I had mine done as a young teen, 14!, and I have a scar still and hair doesnt grow on that bit. So annoying, especially as im 28 now so had no idea it would last this long.
I had my brows threaded for $5 in the mall recently. It hurt but I think the pain is over quickly compared to plucking them. I have no idea what it would be like to have them waxed, I've never done it.
I have a scar from a piercing too, I hide it with my fringe.
Your photo looks great btw, and your brows look fine to me. Good on you for asking for a critique though :)
I have a scar from a piercing too, I hide it with my fringe.
Your photo looks great btw, and your brows look fine to me. Good on you for asking for a critique though :)
I'm a little late on this thread (no pun intended). It totally depends what look you like with eyebrows, I know that the thicker look is in with the likes of Cara Delevingne, but they are usually a little more shaped like the other girls have said; I would recommend just making the arch a little more defined and thin out the ends, by plucking hairs at the bottom towards the outer side.
Otherwise I would say you look like you've really got the hang of application with the brow pencil, your brows looks really natural :)
Otherwise I would say you look like you've really got the hang of application with the brow pencil, your brows looks really natural :)
I'm a little late on this thread (no pun intended). It totally depends what look you like with eyebrows, I know that the thicker look is in with the likes of Cara Delevingne, but they are usually a little more shaped like the other girls have said; I would recommend just making the arch a little more defined and thin out the ends, by plucking hairs at the bottom towards the outer side.
Otherwise I would say you look like you've really got the hang of application with the brow pencil, your brows looks really natural :)
Otherwise I would say you look like you've really got the hang of application with the brow pencil, your brows looks really natural :)
You don't have to pay for threading or waxing: I am far too terrified to let anyone else touch my eyebrows as I worry I'll have none left.
I think if you take your tweezers and that GOLDEN lesson which I found in my mums primo makeup book but was posted on BR lately: the lines as to where to have the highest point of your brows, where to end them etc. That is awesome, simple, easy to follow, absolutely love the advice. I can't find that article: anyone know how to find it?
You have awesome eyebrows to start with: using the guidelines in that picture/article I'm wanting to locate, you'll have a perfect palate to work the shaping magic. If you choose to of course!
I really can't recommend those rules enough. Ensures you don't take too much off or end up giving your eyes the 'surprised' look or the tadpoles or anything. You have lovely natural brows to start with. Don't let anyone whip them all off!
I think if you take your tweezers and that GOLDEN lesson which I found in my mums primo makeup book but was posted on BR lately: the lines as to where to have the highest point of your brows, where to end them etc. That is awesome, simple, easy to follow, absolutely love the advice. I can't find that article: anyone know how to find it?
You have awesome eyebrows to start with: using the guidelines in that picture/article I'm wanting to locate, you'll have a perfect palate to work the shaping magic. If you choose to of course!
I really can't recommend those rules enough. Ensures you don't take too much off or end up giving your eyes the 'surprised' look or the tadpoles or anything. You have lovely natural brows to start with. Don't let anyone whip them all off!
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