“There's
a total glamour effect with strong brows: When done right (our inspiration is
more Arizona Muse, less Joan Crawford), it can be instantly face-framing. Even
if you weren't born with naturally awesome brows like Muse, you can channel the
model's look with one of these brow-filling options,” said Simone Kitchens for The Huffington Post.
Clockwise from left: Benefit; Arizona Muse - Versace FW2011 - Luca
Cannonieri / GoRunway.com; Alexander Wang FW2011 - Luca Cannonieri /
GoRunway.com; Ashley Olsen - Marcel Thomas/FilmMagic; Bobbi Brown; Alexander
Wang FW2011 - Luca Cannonieri / GoRunway.com; Chanel
First,
start by taming any unruliness (we love Chanel's double-ended pencil). If your
brows are prone to mid-day wonkiness, use a subtly-tinted brush-on gel like
Benefit's Speed Brow to keep them in place. Or if sparseness is an issue, Bobbi
Brown's pencil is fantastic -- it has the effect of a powder, but with the
precision of a pencil.
1.
Benetint Speed Brow, $16, www.benefitcosmetics.com
2.
Chanel Precision Brow Definer, $29, nordstrom.com
3.
Bobbi Brown Brow Pencil, $20, bobbibrowncosmetics.com
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I usually wear fill in my brows with brown eye pencils to define it. Having defined eyebrows really makes a difference with your everyday look.
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A Single Girl's Musings
I found this useful. Thanks. Going to seek out the Bobbi Brown pencil.
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Well apparently thicker brows make people look younger and some people cannot achieve this because they have naturally thin eyebrows. The products you presented in your post are perfect for those people. Also, having defined brows really changes your appearance.
ReplyDeleteI wear a wee bit of brow pencil because I have such naturally thin brows...too much on them looks fake.
ReplyDeletethanks for all the sharing everyone, mine is quite scantly, so I have to accept it.
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