Makeup Idea - Statement Brows

I love a perfect eyebrows!

Because great brows are a great complement to any makeup look for day or night. Brows are a hit in any event, make sure yours are properly in the right way. Here are some tips to have a perfectly groomed brows to let your brows do the talking and find out how to do it.

Steps

Step 1: the first step to getting brows like that is to make sure that your brow shape is natural, but with a slight arch. Go to a professional to get your desired shape and keep it perfect by tweezing any stray hairs.

Step 2: comb out unruly brows with an eyebrow brush. Keep them in place with brow gel. Or spray hairspray on a spoolie as an alternative.

Step 3: with a brow pencil or an angled brush with a natural coloured eye shadow, fill in sparse eyebrows. Keep to your natural browline to ensure that it looks natural. To lift the brows slightly, apply a highlighter just below the arch of the eyebrows.

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