Shapes for Eyebrows
Many women overlook an important aspect of their beauty routine, either because they just don’t realize the impact it can have, or because they don’t have a clue how to proceed. I’m talking, of course, about shaping the eyebrows.
Just as the shape of a mustache can drastically change the appearance of a man's face, the shape of the eyebrows affects the appearance of the eyes. In many ways, the overall appearance of the eye area is defined by the arch, length, and thickness of the eyebrow.
It actually breaks my heart to see several makeup artists make this obvious mistake and people actually pay for ignorance. There are wrong eyebrows constantly!!
Well, that is why i'm here, so i need you to relax, read and educate yourself!
Since the MUA's know it all, i want my readers to learn too...
Perfectly Shaped Eyebrows: The shape of the eyebrow is correct when the beginning of the brow is aligned with the center of the nostril and the arch falls over the back third of the eye.
The arched brows has suddenly become a trend and I realize there could be a dozen different looks on a dozen different women. However, there are really only about four basic shapes for eyebrow styling: arched, angled, curved, and flat. The rest of the variations are a matter of taste and individual need.
In order to get great looking brows, there are some simple steps to follow:
Step One: Separate and Shape
When it comes to eyebrows, a common problem is a sparse (or sometimes not so sparse) path of hairs that connects the two eyebrows, and forms a uni-brow effect. Separating the eyebrows is a simple matter of tweezing or shaving the hairs between the eyebrows in order to remove it.
Typically the eyebrows should extend from the inner corner of the eye to approximately one-quarter inch beyond the outer corner of the eye. If you use a straight edge of some sort (a ruler, slip of paper, etc.) you can lay the edge along the line of the lower lid to line up the outer corner of the lower lid and the side of the nose, the line will extend to the point at which the eyebrows should end. This is also the point at which most brows naturally end, give or take a small amount.
As for shaping the brows, the simplest method is plucking the excess hairs. This can be done using adhesive strips, hair removal wax, or tweezing. The easiest method is obviously the adhesive strips, since the shape desired can be cut from the strips and used to remove only the hairs that you don’t want.
The basic shapes of brows are angled, arched, curved and flat and they each have a purpose and are suited to certain facial types:
Arched: Arched brows are the ideal, generally, and are great for those women who have exceptionally thick brows that ride low along the brow ridge. The arched brow helps to open up the appearance of the eyes and give a more alert, bright-eyed look. The arch shape is actually a combination of the angled and curved styles and is characterized by an upward angle from the inner corner of the eye to approximately two-thirds distance, and finishing with a curve downward along the outside.
Angled: The angled brow is noted for a sharp angle upward from the inner corner of the eye, and a downward angle toward the outer edge. Angled brows are great for those women who have rounder or wider facial features. This style helps to create a more vertical line in the appearance of the face, for a slimming look. It is also great for closer-set eyes in order to draw the focus to the outside.
Curved: The curved brows are marked by a softly rounded shape that follows the line of the eyelids, only expanded proportionately. Curved brows are ideal for women who have sharp, angular features, and need an element to add softness to the overall look.
Flat: The flat eyebrow shape is characterized by minimal curvature along the length of the brow, and is ideal for women (and most men) who have very narrow faces, or widely spaced eyes.
Step Two: Filling In
Some women face the problem of having very sparse, or very pale eyebrows, which leaves them looking somehow “unfinished” when they apply make-up, since the eyebrows can fade into the background. To combat this problem, cosmetic companies have made a wide range of colors of “eye pencils” available to help fill-in and define the eyebrows.
The secret to dealing with sparse or pale eyebrows is to use a shade of brow pencil that matches or is only slightly darker than your hair color. Use short thin stroke with the pencil that overlap to mimic the look of hairs, instead of drawing in the entire shape, and smudge the lines using a fingertip or tissue to soften the effect. Some women will use lightly colored mascara to color in the hairs of their eyebrows when the brows are pale in color, but otherwis full and thickly grown.
Step Three: Grooming
To finish up the look of the brows, you not only want to shape them and fill in any gaps, but you want to be sure to comb them or brush them into a proper shape as dictated by the shaping you did earlier. Generally the brows should be directed up and outward toward the outer corner of the eye at an upward angle.
Some women find that their brow hairs are unruly and they need a way to get things under control. The easiest solution to this is to use styling gel on an eyebrow comb or small bristled brush to arrange the hairs and make the hairs hold the shape you desire.
FIND YOUR FACE SHAPE:
Divide the total length by 3. (In this case 8 divided by 3 is 2.67 or 2 2/3).
Measure the length from the bottom of your nose to the bottom of your chin. (in this case 2 1/3),
If the last number (the 2 1/3 number) is larger than the first number (the 2 2/3) than chances are you have a long face.
If the last number is less than the first number than chances are you have a round face.
If the last number is equal to the first number than chances are you have an oval face
I hope you find this useful and remember your "Eyebrow Shape Can Change How Your Face Looks"
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