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Jan 4, 2015
Alexis M.
Does anybody know a way to use both the too faced brow envy/ dipbrow pomade to get a natural eye look if you don't have a lot of eyebrow hair? The shades in the brow envy are too light by themselves but the dipbrow is too dark! I can't go a shade lighter in dipbrow because it's too close to my skin tone.
Jan 4, 2015
Bailee H.
You can't repost. It's against forum rules.
Jan 4, 2015
Alexis M.
Appreciate the input but 1. I deleted the original post before I put this
2. They weren't reposts. They were two different questions
Jan 4, 2015
ramie x.
Maybe you need to try a different product, I'd suggest going to sephora or Ulta and asking for some advice, they can even demonstrate how to apply it in a natural way.
Jan 4, 2015
Alexis M.
@ramsha it's so frustrating. I've literally tried everything. Pencils gels powders.
Jan 4, 2015
ramie x.
What's your hair color?
Jan 4, 2015
Kat H.
Is it the color that you're unhappy with?
Jan 4, 2015
Michelle S.
Dipbrow can be a pain to work with, but maybe use use the brow envy first to map out the shape you want to create, since you don't have much brow hair to begin with. If your brows are coming out too dark, try using less of the dipbrow.
I would suggest starting at the tail of your brow, distributing most of the product there. Do you have a spoolie brush? It's really a lifesaver for creating natural brows. Blending the color out is important
Jan 4, 2015
Alexis M.
My hair is basically jet black. But it's super short so eyebrows are kind of a noticeable feature.
@kay it's not necessarily the color. It's just how unnatural they. Look in general.
Jan 4, 2015
ramie x.
Maybe the shape you are making them is making them look unnatural. Starting from your nostril, map upwards to create a soft line, the key to a natural brow is a soft beginning (if it's too harsh they look like they're painted on) and maybe try soft upwards strokes for the beginning and go towards using the pomade more generously towards the middle and end. Also try making your arch start at the last fourth of your brow.
Jan 4, 2015
Melissa U.
Try using less on your brush. Just run it on the top of the cap. For a good brow tutorial watch Jaclyn hill or Nicole guerrio on you tube. They really help!
Jan 4, 2015
Gisell G.
Definitely don't use black even if your hair color is black, I would suggest trying ebony in the dip brow.
Jan 4, 2015
Alexis M.
@gisell that's the color I use :p.
Jan 4, 2015
Gabby M.
What I do when I want a natural look with my dipbrow is literally take the tiiiiniest amount, like it'll feel like you don't even have any on there lol, literally tap it in lightly once or twice, then start at the tail, once that's filled in tap it in again if needed, then go from the bottom middle, fill that in a bit, then do a line from the front& bottom. After gently fill in the top a tiny bit if needed, and brush the front of the brow with a spooly, you could also line the top of the front a bit if you want. I'd suggest looking up tutorials on YouTube, they help a ton!! Also what brush are you using? I used to use the mac angled brush and it kept getting too much product and just wasnt thin enough, when I got the anastasia #12 brush it made using the product 100x easier! It has a tiny, thin, dense angled brush on one side and a spooly on the other side. Hope this helped :)
Jan 4, 2015
Gabby M.
It helps if you're kinda not trying to fill in the front, but focus more on the tail especially& the middle more. The front should be a lighter color& should sort of fade into nothing in a way :)