Strong, full brows are infinitely more flattering than overplucked ones. If you’ve overdone it but don’t have any bare patches, brow powder can enhance their shape, says brow expert Anastasia Soare. Take a stiff, slanted powder brush and use small, feathery strokes over the length of your brows. If your brows are really sparse, first fill them in with a pencil “so the powder has something to grab on to,” says Soare. The powder and pencil should match or be slightly lighter than your brow color (unless you have very fair blonde hair; then go one shade darker). Brush through your brows afterward with a clean mascara brush to lift away any excess product.
When it comes to brow shaping the fuller the better. Celebrity beauty expert and RAMY Cosmetics founder Ramy Gafni says “If your brows are too thin, you may inadvertently create an expression you don’t intend to,” Gafni tells People Mag.”Mis-shaped brows can make you look sorry, angry, indifferent or perplexed.” Gafni advises to take a break from plucking if brows are getting too thin. “Do not touch a single stray for at least two months,” Ramy says. You can speed up the process with a growth-enhancing product like Eye Grow Brows.
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My MOST FAVORITE product would definitely have to be TRUCCO Hi Brow Trio. This brings brow art to a new level. Ive been using it for years and would never go with anything else. Make sure you have them professionally waxed ($15 come see me!) and hair stoking with the brush is IMPERATIVE! No excuses ladies brows make your face.
