Poll posted by BR Natalie
If you've over plucked your brows or naturally have sparse brows, chances are you either fill them in regularly or you've attempted it and been left mentally scarred by the crazy lady eyebrows you drew on.
Filling in your brows is a fine art. It takes a light touch and a keen eye - you do not want to look like you've been attacked by a magic marker. (Google 'baby eyebrows' for a giggle!) With so many options to choose from; pencils, crayons, powders, gels and mousses, with a bit of trial and error you're bound to find a method that you can master.
So how does a lady fill in her eyebrows and up her brow game? Here's our top tips:
- Ensure your brows are clean and dry. You can't perfectly fill in brows that have foundation, BB cream or left over skincare products clinging to the hair.
- Hold your pencil or brush vertically against the side of your nostril. This is where your eyebrows should start.
- Hold your pencil or brush diagonally from your nostril to the outer corner of your eye. Where the line intersects your eyebrow is where they should end.
- Stare straight at the mirror. Your arch should begin level with the far edge of your iris, right on the brow bone.
- Brush your brows up using a spooly brush. This will show you the areas that need filling in.
- If you're using a pencil - Use short, soft 'dashes'
- If you're using a powder - Apply lightly with an angled brush to sparse areas
- However you're filling them - use a shade close to your natural colour and aim for the lines to be 'barely there'.
- Use the spooly brush to blend the colours
- Set with a clear or coloured eyebrow gel.
We're putting Maybelline Brow Satin to the test - this fabulous product has us excited. Here's why! It's a first-of-its-kind gel pen (pen!) AND cream powder that blends seamlessly for your natural and fuller looking brows. Two in one and easy to use!
So tell us - how do you fill in your eyebrows? Are you a classic pencil or powder girl or do you use something different? Why would you like to try the Brow Satin? And of course - we'll need to know your shade. If you made it on to this trial team, would you like to trial; Dark Blonde, Medium Brown or Dark Brown?
Always used a cream-gel but never a setting gel or anything.