Eyebrows

[ilianPR]

So can Any of you tell me how can I do my eyebrows look natural. I always have problems doing mine because I don’t have a lot of hair so my eyebrows are very light and when I try to to them the look horrible 🥴 helppppp

[averylayne]

@ilianPR 

Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz® Ultra-Slim Precision Detailing Eyebrow Pencil Taupe - light strokes, just in the areas that are sparse, and a very light outline along the base of the brows

Glossier Boy Brow - fluff it out and set your brows

[SportyGirly125]

@ilianPR I have the same problem as you and have to fill in my brows a lot. For me the best thing that I do for my brows is use a powder shadow in the first half of my brows and then use Anastasia brow wiz for the rest of the brow and then lock it in with a clear brow gel. 

[mazzkm]

Anastasia brand has great eyebrow stencils to help you fill in your brows and create a natural looking shape!

[micha83]

I really like the Hourglass eyebrow pencils. They are very thin, have super natural looking colors- which I think is one of the most important things, as a color that is too warm can throw off the natural vibe, and they are very easy to use. My mom used the same pencil as me and I swore her eyebrows grew out (she over plucked and I had not seen her in awhile as she lives out of state) but nope- she’s a self-proclaimed novice and she fooled me! Also, I search for videos on YouTube when I’m trying to learn something. I really like Desi Perkins and Katy Jane Hughes- they are both queens with brows but have different styles and techniques. They are both on IG and post a lot of content, tutorials, and are easy to follow and down to earth. I hope this helps!

[greeneyedgirl107]

@ilianPR I prefer using a powder to fill in my brows.  For me, I find it gives me more control and I have a lighter hand when using powder.  I was lucky and found a brown eyeshadow I owned multiples of, so I just use that.  But, ABH's brow powder is popular.  As for a brow brush, I had a hard time finding one once my got old (it came in a kit no longer sold).  I actually had decent luck with ELF (the white one) and MUFE for detailing.  Then, I go in with ABH's Brow Wiz for the ends.  I also found brushes by Japonesque and IT Cosmetics (the one sold at Ulta) to be acceptable.

I think trial and error will pay off for you.  🙂

[AshGarcia]

@greeneyedgirl107 always hearting your replies! I do the same thing, brow powder is so much easier than pencils. I use an old Elf flat eyeliner brush that has been repurposed as my brow brush. It wasn’t the best liner, but it’s just the right density and shape for brows.

[greeneyedgirl107]

@AshGarcia 

[LaurieBT]

Hi @ilianPR,

I recommend using a brow pencil such as Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz® Ultra-Slim Precision Detailing Eyebrow Pencil Taupe or Benefit Cosmetics Precisely, My Brow Pencil Waterproof Eyebrow Definer Shade 3.5, and using a very light hand to create a natural, soft look. 

Best regards,

Laurie 🙂