Brow Mapping: Filling in Your Brows

Now that you have mapped your brows, here is part 2 of the process on how to fill them in. 

First, you want to fill in your brow tails. Now, you may be asking yourself, “why am I filling in the tail first?”

Well, this is because the tail of your brows should be darker than the front to avoid it from looking too dark or too harsh.

When filling in your brows, be sure to apply the product starting at the center of the brow. Then, you are going to use any left over product to fill in the front of your brows.

Brushing is not just necessary when it comes to the locks on your head, but also when it comes to your brow hairs. While creating hair-like strokes at the top of your brow and from the arch to the tail, brush your brow hairs down using a spoolie.

This will allow you to see any gaps that need to be filled in and help you follow the natural hair pattern of your brows. Then, be sure to brush the hairs in an upwards position when you are finished.

How about when filling in the bottom portion of your brow?

You guessed it - repeat the same brushing technique, except you will need to brush the hairs downwards . 

And voila… just like that, you have learned how to map+fill in your brows that suit your face shape!