It's time to up your brow game! Take a moment to stop and think about your eyebrows. So often overlooked as just another face feature, eyebrows are the key to the door of your best features: your eyes.
Not only do they protect your eyes from sweat and external elements, but they also act as a way to communicate with other people. In addition, eyebrows can add shape, depth and structure to your face. Whether you have sparse eyebrows or overgrown ones, we will show you how to attain beautifully shaped brows.
The right brow shape will highlight your eyes, making you appear rested and youthful
Create facial symmetry and balance with strategic brow shaping. You can also change your appearance to look your best.
Maintain a clean, polished appearance with well-groomed eyebrows
With some knowledge and patience, you can shape your brows at home. But getting your brows done by a professional can be a game-changer.
Brow design has evolved beyond just grooming, shaping and filling the brow; it is now a science and has its specialized niche within the beauty industry.
In the human body, hair follows a natural growth cycle. This cycle happens in 3 stages: Anagen (Active), Catagen (Inactive), and Telogen (Resting). The length of each phase varies depending on the area of the body. But the stages are all active simultaneously- the brow growth cycle can last 12 to 15 weeks.
Eyebrow Growth Pattern
Although most eyebrow hairs grow in a particular pattern, eyebrow hair can also grow up instead of down and in various directions.
Let's start with the front (tip): The standard place to start is at the tear ducts, moving out toward the nose bridge. If you want to make close-set eyes look wider, move the front of the brows away from the tear duct. Bring your starting point closer to the nose bridge if you want to intensify wide-set eyes.
The Peak: The highest point of the brow is known as the peak. To find it, gently pull up on your skin from the outer corner of one eye to the other. You can pinpoint the peak by holding a measuring tool diagonally from the nose bridge to the outer corner of your pupil.
The Arch: The highest point at the bottom of the brow is called the arch. You can find it by holding a measuring tool diagonally from the nose bridge to the outer corner of the eye. If you want to lengthen your brows, place your arch just before where you want it to peak, or if you want them to appear shorter, place it directly under the peak. Arch adjustments can widen or elongate the face.
The Tail: The eyebrow's tail ends toward the outer corner of your eye. When the brow ends on the same horizontal line as the brow begins, we call it an even end. The high end is when the end of the bow is above the horizontal line as the beginning of the brow, which lifts the eye area. A low-end brow is one where the end of the brow is below the horizontal line, which is used for upward-slanted eyes.
Balance is essential to beauty. To achieve balance in your facial features, it is important to know the shape of your face and how to accentuate your best features.
Does your face look like a circle or a square? Does it have a pointy chin or wide cheekbones? Different face shapes—oval, round, heart-shaped, or square—have unique characteristics. Once we understand these characteristics, we can enhance our looks. Focusing on the eyebrows is the perfect place to start!
There are three zones of the face: the forehead (Upper), the cheeks (Middle) and the chin (Lower). Depending on how these zones relate, you can further help determine your face shape.
All eyebrow shapes will be placed at varying degrees from high (upturned) to low (downturned). Therefore, eyebrows can be used to balance the appearance of upturned and downturned eyes. For example, a lifted tail can lift downturned eyes, and a lowered tail can lower upturned eyes.
Eye position is the distance between your eyes.
'Good brow shaping' takes facial features, such as the face shape and eye set, into account and uses it as a guide to creating a natural and beautiful brow. Understanding these areas will help map out your most flattering brow and correct any misshapen brows, such as:
Unnatural shapes
Too Thin
Too short
Overgrown
For most people, removing eyebrow hair is an essential part of shaping the brows —There are three common methods of removal: tweezing, waxing and threading.
Tweezing removes hair one at a time from the root. Tweezing is very precise and is used to avoid removing too much hair.
Wax is frequently used to shape eyebrows.
Waxing is a popular way to shape eyebrows. Wax is applied to the area of unwanted hair and then removed with a cloth strip..
Threading is the art of removing unwanted hair by lifting it directly from the root with a single piece of cotton thread that is twisted and pulled along areas of unwanted hair.
Threading does not require chemicals or tugging on delicate skin.
Not sure how you want your brows to look? Let the professionals help. A brow specialist has been trained to know what brow shape works best for all faces. They can see your face from different angles and make recommendations. Plus, they have tools and techniques that will help them shape your brows.
Sometimes you might want a little more than just shaping your brows.
Following the preparation process described in the definitive guide to eyelash extensions, the natural lashes are analyzed and styling is planned.
The application begins with isolating one natural eyelash and attaching the appropriate fan to it.
Handmade volume fans have a thickness of .05mm and .07mm, which is considerably thinner than classic extensions, usually 15mm. Therefore, professionals require a high degree of skill and experience to safely and artistically apply these delicate handmade fans.
Natural, Laminated & Tinted Brows
Brush eyebrows daily to stimulate growth and keep them looking well-groomed. Moisturize regularly with a conditioner to add elasticity, soften the hair, and promote thicker, healthier brow hair.
Extended Brows
Please don't touch your eyebrow extensions and keep oil away to prolong their wear.
Just as there are some things you should know to have a great haircut and style, there are things you should know when it comes to eye brow shaping. If you keep the information in this post in mind, it should help you to understand eyebrow shaping a bit better, which could make for a more pleasant experience for everyone involved.
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