How to Draw On Eyebrows | How To Do Eyebrow Makeup
We brush them, we tweeze them, we pencil them in. We spend a lot of time getting them just how we want them. Our eyebrows are important to us. Eyebrows define the face like no other feature. Although losing your eyebrow hair can be very upsetting and disappointing, there are several ways to recapture your look. One of the most popular ways to recreate your eyebrows is with makeup. There are many other options to achieve beautiful eyebrows. Keep reading to decide which one is right for you.
Drawing Your Eyebrows
Drawing the perfect eyebrow doesn't have to be difficult. With our easy to follow instructions, you will be drawing perfect eyebrows with makeup in no time! For best results, we recommend using this Indelible Eyebrow Pencil. It's our personal favorite because it is easy to use and long lasting. It also comes with an eyebrow brush on the end, which allows you to feather out your look. To draw natural looking eyebrows, it's important to determine where your eyebrow starts and ends. This guide will walk you through the process.
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STEP 1
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STEP 2
Draw an imaginary line from the outside corner of your nose to the inside corner of your eye as shown in step (A) of the illustration. Place a small dot with your pencil on the imaginary line where it crosses the brow bone. Your dot should be just underneath the letter (A) in the illustration. Starting from the outside corner of your nose to the outside corner of your eye, place a small dot on the imaginary line (B) where it crosses the brow bone. From the outside corner of your nose to the outer rim of the pupil, place a small dot on the imaginary line (C), slightly above (A), where it crosses the brow bone. This will be the best position for your eyebrow arch and where the highest part of your eyebrow should be. Starting from the outside corner of your nose to the outside corner of your eye, place a small dot on the imaginary line (B) where it crosses the brow bone. From the outside corner of your nose to the outer rim of the pupil, place a small dot on the imaginary line (C), slightly above (A), where it crosses the brow bone. This will be the best position for your eyebrow arch and where the highest part of your eyebrow should be. |
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STEP 3
Using your eyebrow pencil, connect the dots by drawing a brow that is thicker between (A) and (C) and a thinner between (C) and (B). Use thin, feathery strokes for the most natural look.
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STEP 4
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Once you have found the proper placement for your eyebrows, drawing them on and achieving a natural look is easy! With a little practice, you will be drawing your eyebrows like an expert in no time. We do offer several tools that will allow you to recreate a natural looking eyebrow with makeup. The benefit of using cosmetics to recreate an eyebrow is that you can customize the color and shape exactly as you wish. The con is that some women need to experiment and learn to apply them in order to get the best result.
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Temporary Eyebrow Tattoos If you don't want to draw your eyebrows, our temporary eyebrow tattoos might be ideal for you. Our semi-permanent tattoos are transferred from the printed paper onto your skin in 60 seconds using only a wet cloth. Once applied, they are waterproof and can last up to 2-3 days. They can be easily removed with makeup pads or baby oil. Our eyebrow tattoos come on sheets with several pair per sheet. Pros: Economical, easy to apply, available in several shapes and colors. Nontoxic and made from pure vegetable dyes. Cons: The length of wear may also vary from person to person. This is due to fluctuations in body temperature, hormone levels, and oil secretions from the facial skin. Since menopause alters hormone levels, women going through menopause may find that the eyebrow tattoos do not adhere as well as they once did. Usually, the issue subsides over time. If the problem persists, our Human Hair Eyebrows may be a better option for you. |
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Thank you for sharing eyebrow tips. It is really helpful to me. I have light eyebrow and for that my face not looking fresh and attractive. (Posted on 05/21/2019)
Amazing details (Posted on 03/23/2019)
The steps you have shown in this article with pictures have helped me a lot to understand. Great tutorial by the way. (Posted on 11/12/2018)
Such amazing tips, I love these sort of posts because there is always something new to learn in beauty and knowing the tips & tricks can make life so much easier. (Posted on 11/10/2018)
Love your resources! I appreciate your details and depth writing style and all your eye cache points was so awesome. (Posted on 11/02/2018)
Lightly, very lightly apply black pencil in tiny dots and smudge lightly. You will have to experiment and it will take some time, as you know, gray is light black anyways. (Posted on 06/09/2018)
You should give free stencils (Posted on 05/09/2017)
Thanks for the information in the eyebrow tutorial. As a woman who wears NO makeup, I have absolutely no experience with any of these products/methods. While I am not overly confident, I feel like I could at least competently fill in my eyebrows. I have found all of the tutorials to be very helpful. It's nice to see a website maintained by people who truly seem to care about helping others as well as making a sale. I have just placed my first order and expect to be a repeat customer. Awesome site. I would recommend to anyone experiencing hair loss or just looking for some awesome products at great prices! (Posted on 12/06/2016)
The pictures made this really easy to follow. Thanks for the tutorial, I feel much less intimidated about drawing my eyebrows on now. (Posted on 09/23/2016)
Nice article' easy to follow (Posted on 02/10/2016)
i would hope you might consider products with grey for eyebrows; the hair around my face is sliver so any of your colours look harsh and artificial. cannot find a pencil or similar that looks natural. help! (Posted on 11/05/2015)