Brow filling in advice.

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Brooke R.

Jan 3, 2016

Brooke R.

So I use a dark brown brow wiz, but I've tried multiple products and I've never been able to achieve the fade look towards the beginning of the brow. I've watched so many tutorials but I'm never able to recreate it. Any ideas?

Hannah K.

Jan 3, 2016

Hannah K.

I use a dupe for the dipbrow pomade and I line the tail on the top and bottom and spoolie through to distribute at the tail (and then apply more product if needed). Then I line the top and bottom (starting the line at the top a little further towards the end of the brow than the lower line) and spoolie through. I use an angled brush and a spoolie brush. Light, short strokes are your best friend and practice makes perfect

Brooke R.

Jan 3, 2016

Brooke R.

Thank you!

Dana E.

Jan 3, 2016

Dana E.

I use the ABH dipbrow and trace the upper and bottom also then fill it in and spoolie then I take whatever is left on the brush and stroke it upwards in the front with the way the hairs grow if that makes sense.

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