Shaping Brows With Dipbrow.

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Erica B.

Mar 5, 2016

Erica B.

Just curious as to how other ladies shape the inner part of the brow using Dipbrow and a brush (the part closer to the bridge of the nose). Any special techniques?

Jamie L.

Mar 5, 2016

Jamie L.

I line the bottom part of my brow and just blend up for the inner part. I sometimes make little hair strokes in sparse areas but I usually use the powder for that because I'm blonde and it looks a little more natural.

Lisa S.

Mar 5, 2016

Lisa S.

When I use Dipbrow, I take a pencil (usually Brow Wiz because its so thing) to line the inner parts in upward motion and I round them so they look like natural hairs instead of squares like I see a lot of people do when they fill in. I personally have a really hard time using a power and dipbrow to get a natural looking brow, which I why I use a pencil first, and use Dipbrow or powder to fill in the rest of the brow.

Lisa S.

Mar 5, 2016

Lisa S.

So thin* not thing lol

Shengmin L.

Mar 6, 2016

Shengmin L.

First I line the bottom starting from the tail and ending it at the head lightly, then I line the top doing the same thing as what I did on the bottom. I then put a little bit more product on my angle brush and fill in my brows near the tail then I use the leftover product at the front of my brows and then I brush my brows with a spoolie and put brow gel on.

Stacie H.

Mar 6, 2016

Stacie H.

I apply dip brow to the outer half of my brows, then I line them with it on the areas that are sparse to a point, then I take gimme brow from benefit and I blend it into the outer half, and just stroke my natural hairs. It fades out much more naturally and I don't have to worry about having my brows too close together.

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