Where should they start eyebrows?

The beginning of the eyebrow should begin at the bridge of the nose. It should not start in the inner corner of the eye, as many believe. If your eyebrows are too far apart, your face will widen unnecessarily. You can find the starting point of your eyebrows by holding an eyeliner pencil on each side of the nasal bone.

Draw an imaginary straight line from the outer sides of the nose ball to the eyebrows. A good way to see this is to hold a tweezer with the open side down from the tip of your nose to your eyebrows. This is generally the place where eyebrows should start in most people, with a few exceptions. This is definitely where the eyebrows should start if you have your eyes wide open because it makes your eyes look closer together.

A large forehead also benefits from this space because leaving too much hair between the eyebrows makes the forehead look even bigger. Bailey is based on Benefit's eyebrow mapping technique, which points out those key areas using the nose as the point of origin. Start by resting a thin pencil (Healy recommends using a closed brow tweezer) vertically against your nose where you touch your forehead and head. Mark this point with a microliner such as the Benefit Precisely, My Brow pencil.

If your eyes are normally spaced, your eyebrows play no role in making them look more or less normally spaced. Well-groomed eyebrows can make a big difference to your overall appearance, helping to frame your face and balance your overall features. The general rule for shaping the eyebrows has been that if you bring a ruler to the inner corner of the eye, that's where the eyebrow should begin. Place one end of a ruler or eyebrow pencil on the outside of the nose and the other end on the corner of the eye.

Once you've repeated this process on both eyebrows, connect the three marks with straight lines just above and below the forehead. This creates a map that shows you which hairs you should shave (anything outside the lines) and which ones to leave alone (anything inside). Good eyebrows can lift your face instantly, so it's important to trace your eyebrows and shape them to flatter your face shape. Finish your eyebrows Follow a straight line from the corner of your nose to the outer edge of your eye.

Place a ruler or eyebrow pencil on the tip of the nose and bring it to the place on the forehead just above the pupil. Then, tap it against any hard surface to flatten it and create those sharp edges that will make your brows look better. In my opinion, a wax-based eyebrow pencil like Benefit is the easiest to use, and I have also banged my eyebrows with gels, ointments and powders. Use a regular fine-toothed comb or eyebrow brush to push the eyebrow hair up and then trim whatever is out of the way you want with small scissors, preferably eyebrow scissors.

Vucetaj, who has fixed the iconic eyebrows of celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker and Rihanna, immediately noticed that my eyebrows didn't live up to their fluffier and fluffier potential. While shaping your eyebrows at home may seem overwhelming, there is basic maintenance that can be easily executed with a little knowledge. Set aside about half an hour of your time and follow these simple steps to shape your eyebrows at home. Healy recommends focusing most of your trimming efforts on the first part of your eyebrow, from head to arch, and being scrupulous with anything on the tail part.