Nothing seems to compliment a clean, fresh, summer makeup application like a clean eyebrow.
The beauty about brows is that you can change them according to what look you wish to wear.
The eyebrows can change the entire look of a beautiful makeup application. It can change for the better or worse. In fact one of my pet peeves is to see an amazing makeup with a messy eyebrow. Putting in a little more focus onto the brow will help the makeup come together, and not stand out because hair has oil. It is important to soften the brow by matting it out, so it blends into the other makeup.
A clean eyebrow should look clean, soft, and effortless. You’ll have to start off with a well groomed brow.
Every makeup artist is different but I almost always save the eyebrows for last. It could very well possible be because it’s the area that requires most of my concentration.
Everybody has different brows, I usually begin by combing them up toward the forehead to see if they require a little trimming. I then look for any obvious stubble that might affect the outcome of the brow bone makeup. I pluck the stray hairs out with the clients permission. Some clients are very serious about their brows, as they should be.
Video demonstrating proper brow shaping.
Once you’ve groomed and shaped your brow, you’ll want to try different brow products. To see which you feel most comfortable with. There are tons of products to choose from.
Brow wax, Clear Mascara to set Brows, Brow Pencils, Brow Shadows, and the list goes on.
Here are some of my favorite products. I feel these products are great for achieving the best set of brows.
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Top Brow Videos:
Famous Youtube blogger: Kandee Johnson showing her brow techniques
Excited to see her at this years IMATS. Sunday June 26, 2011
Other popular youtube bloggers:
For questions or comments, please feel free to email me at audrey@beautybyaudrey.com
Available for makeup applications for all occasions, and Make Up Lesson in the Los Angeles area.
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