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Eyebrow Shaping Do’s and Don’ts

by Sophia Kremer  •  June 2, 2012

EYEBROW SHAPING DO’S

Eyebrow shaping is important because much of beauty can be ruined if the look of the brows is sparse, over made up, unnatural, tattooed or completely asymmetrical. Most people do not know the Do’s and Don’ts of eyebrow shaping. Therefore, you can be the first to share these pro tips with your friends and loved ones.

1. Do invest in a visit to an eyebrow expert for an initial shaping

Eyebrow shaping experts who have extensive experience sculpting brows are to the ones who will find the fitting shape for you. I know you think you can find the shape yourself but it’s just like giving yourself a manicure – you’ll eventually cut something too short and ruin the shape. The problem is that you’re too connected to your body and cannot see your face or your hands from a different perspective. Someone who is objective, experienced, and is not connected to your body will do a better job than you can on your brow. So pay the nice professional…at least for the first visit.

2. Do use slant-tipped tweezers

Slant-tipped tweezers should be used for eyebrow shape clean up because they’re best for grasping tiny brow hairs. One of my favorite tweezer brands is Tweezer Guru and you can find them on Amazon.

3. Do fill in brows with pencil or powder one shade lighter than your hair color

Taupe works well with most shades, but if your hair is very dark brown or black, choose a pewter pencil. Use the pencil to feather on a little color wherever your brows are thin or sparse, and then use a spoolie brush to blend it through and blur any visible lines. You can also use a tinted brow gel just a shade lighter than your brows to tint them slightly lighter. “This gives the appearance of fullness and definition while still looking natural.

4. Do use brow gel to tame unruliness

To ensure you don’t apply too much, always scrape the brush against the opening of the tube before applying.

5. Do use pencil, powder, or tint to cover white hairs

Plucking results in sparse brows. You can also ask your eyebrow artist to tint (apply color to) your eyebrows at your next appointment. The tinting usually lasts for a few weeks to a month so that will save you the effort of covering up your white hairs every morning.

EYEBROW SHAPING DON’TS

1. Don’t tweeze hairs above your brows at home

Tweezing the hairs above your eyebrows could potentially leave you with sparser brows because the top hairs usually originate in the middle of the brow line. That is why if you pull on them, you will sparse out the middle of your brow. Pluck only stray hairs below as long as you can track their root and the root is also outside the eyebrow shape. This will help maintain the shape between appointments.

2. Don’t use a black pencil

Unless your hair and skin are very dark never use a black pencil to outline your eyebrow. If you have lighter features and use black pencil, it will immediately make your face look like a cartoon. My rule is if it’s not Halloween, I stay away from black pencils on my face.

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