Showing posts with label Eyebrow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eyebrow. Show all posts

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Eyebrow Stencils

Have you ever heard of eyebrow stencils? They are stencils in the shape of the "perfect" eyebrow. As a rule, one package of reusable eyebrow stencils contain a few different shapes. Adhesive-backed eyebrow stencils seem to be the stencil of choice.

How to use eyebrow stencils -
  1. When laying out an eyebrow stencil, first begin by matching the arch of the stencil to your own eyebrow arch.
  2. Using your darker eyebrow pencil, sketch in the thickest part of the eyebrow all the way to the arch.
  3. Upon reaching the arch, switch to a lighter eyebrow pencil (a pencil two shades lighter than your daker pencil) to finish the "tail".
Note: Some stencils have a line down the center part of the stencil. This is an arch line guide to tell you where your arch should be in the scheme of things.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Shaping Eyebrows with Scissors

When shaping the top of your eyebrows with scissors; first brush the hairs of your eyebrows straight up (damping them first helps). Then, hold the eyebrow scissors with the curved blades facing down and carefully trim and shape the top of your eyebrows.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Eyebrow Pencil Color for Grey Hair Women

Pink Lily

Is your hair grey and you don't know what eyebrow pencil color you should use? Don't feel alone, this is a common question. Here are a few beauty tips to help you with your decision:

  • We suggest using a soft taupe eyebrow pencil or soft taupe eyebrow powder on your eyebrows. Soft taupe looks more natural with grey hair.
  • Avoid colors with even the slightest hint of red; they will look unnatural.
  • When you apply your eyebrow color, use two shades. The darker color for the thicker part of the brow and a shade or two lighter for the thinner part of the brow.

If your color in (or on) your eyebrows too dark, it could make you look too harsh and unfriendly.

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Best eyebrow liner color for women with grey or white hair is...

If your hair color is soft grey or silver white, try a soft taupe or blonde colored eyebrow pencil if your skin tone is ivory or beige.

Experiment with light golden brown colored eyebrow pencil if your skin tone is bronze/ebony. Silver or grey eyebrow pencil may be aging to women with bronze/ebony skin tones.




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Sunday, December 7, 2008

Applying Eyebrow Pencil Just Got Easier

This little makeup secret makes it easy to apply eyebrow pencil to your brows:
  1. Apply a very small amount of eye cream to your eyebrows, and then pencil in your brows.
  2. Finish the brows by blending in the pencil marks with an eyebrow brush.


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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Using two colors of eyebrow pencils for a natural look..

1. Choose two shades of eyebrow pencil, one close to the color of your hair, and another a shade or two lighter.
2. Use the darker pencil to make short light strokes from the beginning of the brow to the arch.
3. After the arch, switch to your lighter pencil. With soft strokes, finish the ends of the brow.
4. To complete the look, brush the brows with a brow brush to soften noticeable pencil lines.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Powder Eyebrow Makeup

To make your existing eyebrows appear fuller, use eyebrow powder. It's easier to use and looks more natural than pencil. You must have eyebrows for the powder to adhere. Use an eyebrow brush and apply lightly.

Saturday, October 18, 2008

Eyebrow Stencils

Eyebrow Stencils

I've seen so many women who have lost their eyebrows, draw on eyebrows the shape of a half-circle. Unfortunately, this brings the eyes down, makes them look older, and it's not the natural form of the brow.

Brows can be lost for many reasons, including chemotherapy. It's not a choice women make. If you have lost your eyebrows and need a little extra help to remember what a natural shaped brow is like, purchase a set of eyebrow stencils.

Use the eyebrow stencils to guide you at first; after a bit of practice, you'll be such an expert you won't need them any longer. Do keep them to check yourself occasionally. You don't want to fall back into old bad habits.

Eyebrow stencils can also be purchased online. They are reusable and will eliminate a lot of the guesswork.

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Can't find the Eyebrow Pencil....

If you can't find your eyebrow pencil, but need a touch of color on your eyebrows, in a pinch, use mascara that matches the color of your eyebrows.

First, apply a small amount of mascara on your eyebrows then comb the brows into shape. Use a very light touch or you could end up with a mess. If your brows are blonde or thin, I'd pass on this tip.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Picking the Right Eyebrow Pencil Color




Many women have a difficult time finding the right eyebrow pencil color. Here's a simple guideline to use when picking the right eyebrow pencil color.

* When choosing an eyebrow liner pencil, choose your color based on the color of the hair on your head, except.....

* If your hair is grey and your skin tone is ivory or beige, try a soft blonde or taupe eyebrow pencil. Grey on grey will wash you out.

* If your hair is grey and your skin tone is darker brown, try a brown eyebrow liner.


Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Eyebrow Grooming

First impressions are important. If your eyebrows are thick and untrimmed, others may perceive you as angry or sad and a person to avoid.

If too arched, you could look as if you are walking around surprised all the time.

When properly trimmed, others may perceive you as a happy and confident person - one who is approachable!

To prove the point, think about facial expressions: When we are angry or sad, we lower our brow; when happy, surprised or excited, we raise them.

Mary Kay has a wonderful video for tips on shaping and defining the brows that you can access online.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Mapping your eyebrows for tweezing

Use a small ruler (I like a ruler because it is flat), or pencil for measuring, and an eyeliner pencil for marking. Begin with the right eye.

Hold the ruler along the outside edge of your nostril's opening in a north - south direction. Mark your brow with an eyeliner pencil on the left edge of the ruler. This is where you will begin tweezing.

Second, angle the ruler from the inner edge of your nostril's opening to the to the middle of your eye's iris. Make a line on your brow using the left side of the ruler as your guide. This is your arch area.

Finally, angle the ruler from the outside area of your nostril (the fleshy part of the nose) to the right side edge of your eye. Make a line. This is where the brow should end.

Repeat with the left eye.

Begin by removing the hair between your brows, then use your markings as your guide.

When tweezing, only pull a few hairs at a time, step back and look. Occasionally, hair will not grow back, so be careful and do not over-tweeze.

Mary Kay has a nice section under Tips and Trends for shaping and defining the brows. You can access them online.