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Experts weigh in on how to do brows at home, from shaping to makeup.
Thanks to evolving trends (thin ’90s brows, anyone?
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), plenty of us have found that one out firsthand.
So how do you do brows when you’re a total beginner?
To avoid unanticipated results, here’s how to do your eyebrows at home, according to the pros.
But experts say tweezing is a much safer bet when doing eyebrows at home.
It’ll give you more control and it’s less likely to cause irritation.
That’s not to say that tweezing can’t cause lasting damage.
Use at-home tweezing sparingly to maintain your shape and leave anything more drastic to the pros.
If you don’t have a spoolie, a clean/sanitized mascara wand or toothbrush will do the job.
Bartlett also recommends adding a serum to your routine if you’re trying to maximize regrowth.
TryGrande Cosmetics GrandeBROW MD Brow Enhancing Serum, the brow version of the brand’s popular lash serum.
The pop in of brow product you should reach for will depend on what you’re going for.
She likes the thin wand inCharlotte Tilbury Legendary Brows Eyebrow Gel.
“Even when you use light pressure, it’s going to make a visible stroke.”
There’s no question that brow maintenance is an art form.
To say the least, finding the best way to do your eyebrows at home takes some effort.
But with the right tools, you might pull it off with confidence.
