Having a round brow on a round face will accentuate that shape, so a brow with an arch will give it more of an oval look.” says Nilam. A straight, flat brow on a square face will accentuate the square shape, so if you add in an arch to lift the brow, the face will look softer. If you have a long face, you don’t want an arched or high-set brow, as it will make the face look longer. “The size of your brow should be in line with the size of your face. View Gallery Match the size to your face shape Then go in with brow products and treatments to enhance, fill in gaps or add volume.” While Sherrille Riley, founder of Nails & Brows, Mayfair adds: “The most important thing is to work with your natural brow shape, rather than against it. Having the right style and shape of brow can make a huge difference to your look," she says. "Your eyebrows create the frame and balance to your face. Rather than harsh Nike tick shapes that shoot up, and then down, the straighter shape and slightly lifted tail-end create an eye-opening effect, with soft tapering used to keep it natural and modern.Īccording to Nilam Holmes, brow expert and founder of Eyebrow Queen, they've got their brow style exactly right by ditching anything too trend-led in favour of what works for them. Paired with simple tweaks (like fluffing them up, filling them in or shading them slightly) to add subtle shape or definition where needed.Ĭelebs like Shay Mitchell, Zendaya and Dua Lipa, are all good examples, since they emphasise their natural arches. It's no wonder brow treatments like tinting, threading, microblading and brow laminating are such big business.īut rather than committing to transient trends, we've seen a return towards much more natural brows lately. Low and heavy can make you look tired or sad high and arched can make you look stern straight and pointy can make you look angry too fair and it can lack the definition needed to pull attention towards your eyes too dark and they will look slug-chic… there are just so many aspects to consider. "If you look at a portrait, you can change how you perceive someone entirely based on their brow placement and shape," she reckons. Just take it from brow queen (and former architect) Anastasia Soare, founder and CEO of the iconic Anastasia Beverly Hills, who applied her knowledge of scale and structure to our brows. Your eyebrow shape has an unmatched ability to give proportion to your face, enhance your features and frame your eyes beautifully. From the razor-thin brows of the '90s, to the trend-setting bush brothers of Cara Delevingne, eyebrows products are many people's desert island beauty product of choice and with good reason. I’m seriously thinking about getting them removed professionally.If there’s one facial feature that acts as a sign of the times, it’s your eyebrow shape. It’s not even just how ugly thick and dark they are, the whole shape is horrible! THAT is something that won’t change even after they’ve healed. Ugh!! Now I have to sit and wait for the “healing process” to finish. It’s like I KNEW I shouldn’t have gotten them done. It just kills me that my fear of them coming out horribly actually came true. I don’t even like looking in the mirror now. I had regrets almost immediately after she started. I just thought that if I got them done it’d save me more time getting ready. I cried the first day and, like you, I keep looking at old photos thinking. In any case, I’ve been so depressed since I got them done. I just got mine done on Saturday, so today is day 4, if you count the actual day I got them done. Oh god, it’s nice to read these comments, especially yours. I actually did solely microbladed lines at first and didn’t think it was “full” enough for me and they then did ombré/powder. I bet you should wait and see how it heals- they typically have to touch it up and the artist should actually be able to try to tailor the touch up based on your request (although if it heals and you hate it I know you may not want to see them again).īest of luck! I know you’re looking more for thoughts or advice, but I do want to say it looks really nice! It does look more ombré or powder style than actual microbladed lines. It faded to be a medium/lighting auburn brown and looks basically natural on me. They did a chocolate auburn color on me and it looked darker than yours at first. I have auburn hair and medium fair skin/brown eyes and my eyebrows are naturally light brown and not super great looking. I honestly HATED how dark it looked at first and it faded quite a few shades lighter. Fellow microbladed eyebrow girl (similar style too) here.
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