Leveling up your Brows just got easier…
Brows should never be neglected, because they have their own way of bringing personality to your look. Have you ever noticed that if someone’s brow arch is too thin and rounded, they look constantly surprised? Or how neglected brows stand out like neon signs and somehow manage to make the rest of one’s features disappear?
Well groomed, nicely defined brows are captivating; even on lazy beauty days, good brows can be the anchors of a striking Minimalistic look.
For the ultimate brow design, using a mix of mediums (pencil, powder, gel) gives the shape, texture and shading that creates a beautiful finish. Our 3 N 1 Ain’t 2 BROW’d to Beg! Brow Pen has everything you need in one simple tool to achieve this with ease.
Getting The Look…
We’ve broken down some quick tips on how to best use our Triple Threat pen to take your eyebrows to A-list status (and make all those over-tweezed haters Brow down)!
- The creamy pencil glides on easily, and works well to give definition where you need it. Start by tracing along the base of the brow and under the bottom of the arch to give a polished look;
- Finish drawing the base just slightly past the arch (to keep the eye area looking open);
- Don’t draw the end of the brow too far down, because it’ll visually drag down your face. Rather, use the pencil to build up the arch (on the top, bottom and middle), then blend it out with an angled brush so the end softly tapers off;
- Next, blend out the line with an angled brush or Q-tip (to soften the intensity, but still keep the definition);
- The pencil’s opaque, strong pigment is perfect to build up your arch area and also give the illusion of small hairs (with thin strokes) near the front of the brow;
- Brow powder blends out the more defined penciled areas, and subtly shades the skin between the hairs. Use it conservatively, by dabbing only a tiny amount with the sponge applicator (to add depth and/or set penciled area in place);
Accentuating the hairs on your brows softens the look because it shows texture, (which gives a natural balance to the pencil). This can be achieved with gel applied with a small wand to brush up hairs and keep them in place (before applying the product with the wand, give it a quick dab on a tissue so you don’t deposit too much liquid on the hairs).