Today we’ll reveal the algorithm for creating perfect eyebrows.
By following each step and keeping the order, you can achieve even coloring, sharp lines, wealth, success, and prosperity
Eyebrow shaping and coloring. Step-by-step instruction
Aloha, friends. My name is Anya Sobakina and I am a beauty hunter.
Today I will reveal the algorithm for creating perfect eyebrows.
By following each step and keeping the order, you can achieve even coloring, sharp lines, wealth, success, and prosperity.
We act clearly, carefully, and with inspiration.
The procedure always starts with three main questions.
- Do you have any allergy to dye or henna?
- Have you visited a cosmetologist recently?
- What result do you want to achieve?
How to properly color eyebrows?
The procedure consists of several stages. Each one is important and necessary. They guarantee a high-quality result and long-lasting coloring. So, let’s go.
Cleansing eyebrows before coloring
Skin preparation is the most important stage. The quality and uniformity of the coloring depend on it. If the client arrives with eyeshadow or pencil on the brows, I start the procedure with Okis micellar water (it perfectly removes even the most long-lasting products), then I brush the brows with Okis shampoo (it gently exfoliates, moisturizes, and degreases). We remove the remaining shampoo with a damp cotton pad, then a dry one.
Brow mapping and sketch before coloring
After you and the client have discussed the shape and color over a cup of tea, whiskey, or Coca-Cola, we move on to mapping and sketching.
Of course, you can start coloring right away, but I want to warn you that your perception and the client’s perception may not match, and then after removing the dye, an unexpected surprise may happen:) It might turn out that she meant gray, not red, or soft, not sharp. At that point all you can do is “hug and cry”, but this could have been solved at the sketch stage.
For mapping, I recommend using an Okis ruler or a caliper to measure brow height, apexes, starts, and tails.
Next, during mapping, you need to draw the desired shape. I do this with an eyebrow pencil from Okis or ProVG.
If you are still far from perfect lines, I recommend using a synthetic flat brush. In my case, it’s Okis M3. We dampen the brush in micellar water (see first point) and clean up the lines.
Eyebrow coloring
The only advice I can give in this section: “Relax and enjoy. Experiment, mix, feel.”
There are so many dyes on the market right now, and each one is individual, that I can’t bring myself to recommend just one.
My top picks in dye: Ikki Okis Oxygen Thuya Levissime
My top picks in henna: Zara Brow Henna
A little insight from me: The fewer corrections, the cleaner your lines. Try to apply any dye directly according to the sketch. If it didn’t work out, immediately clean dye lines with remover, henna lines with water
Brow correction during coloring
I divide correction into two stages.
- The first — before coloring, I remove hairs that would prevent even application of the dye. I do this with an Okis precision tweezer.
- The second — after we wash off the dye and see the result, we can pluck remaining hairs. My favorite “hair eliminator” is Tweezerman tweezers. Ideally, also remove peach fuzz with threading using ProVG or Vanity (just let’s skip YouTube tutorials with regular cotton thread.)
Decorative brow styling
The most enjoyable part for the client.
Here we bring out fairy wings, highlighter, fixer, concealer and do a minimal makeup look. My favorite highlighter right now and forever is ProVG pressed pigment 003.
That’s it, your client is ready to sign up for Tinder, and you’ve learned a bit more useful info in this information flow of the modern world.
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