For Full, Natural-Looking Brows, Fill in Your Sparse Spots With a Flat Eyeshadow Brush - Makeup and Beauty Blog

My new favorite fill-in-those brows trick is to fill in the thin spots using a flat eyeshadow brush and forehead powder or an eyeshadow.

I'm always in favor of, similar, evolving and switching up your brow game, considering I merely call back information technology'south fun to attempt different products, methods and looks, and this brow look, I experience, is one of the most natural looking. And it'south super duper piece of cake.

The trick is to use a flat eyeshadow castor with a stiff, dumbo castor head. I alternate betwixt a MAC 239 and a Burberry No. 08 (whatever 1 is closest and/or less muddied, ha!), and all I exercise is load the brush with an eyeshadow that's slightly lighter than my natural brow color.

I use MAC Brun, which is a matte night brown, and the reason I become with something slightly lighter than my natural brow color is because if I don't, and I utilize a black shade closer to my natural hair color, all I can encounter are BROWS, BROWS, BROWS.

It'southward also much.

Using an ever-so-slightly lighter shade tones information technology down.

First, starting with naked brows, I castor a clear brow gel (the new one by Do good is really great) through the hairs starting on the inner side (closer to my nose) and moving out toward the outer tail. Then I permit that dry.

Basically, that gives the eyeshadow something to attach to, and it corrals the hairs, shapes the brow, and makes it easier for me to see precisely where I need to fill.

So I load my flat eyeshadow brush and fill in the sparse spots.

That'due south it!

The expect lasts all twenty-four hour period and looks natural in person and in pictures besides.

Try it sometime! 🙂

Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,

Karen

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