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Mar 31, 2012
eyTARA x.
So here's the thing, I have thin, light eyebrows and I dye my hair black so i have to fill them in and I have been filling them in the same way since forever. But now I'm really getting sick of them, and now that there are so many different eyebrow shapes and stuff I really would like to see if I suit something different. I try doing different shapes on myself but they never turn out; I guess I'm just so use to doing and seeing myself with eyebrows the way I always do it. So I was wondering where is the best place to go to have someone do/show me how I can figure out what to do with my eyebrows. I'm really conscious about other people doing my makeup because I know I can do it myself so it is defiantly going to be uncomfortable for me to actually go through with it.... but honestly I'm desperate. I've even tried watching tutorials and i just cannot seem to get it. So is MAC the best place to go for this? PLEASE HELP :)
Mar 31, 2012
Colleen H.
Mac should be fine, I would just go in with a picture of you ideal brow or I'm sure they could fill them in to suit you and even if you don't like it they'll keep trying until you find something you do like. The MUA can show/explain to you what they're doing so you can easily re-create it at home. You can also get this done somewhere like Sephora as well. Good luck!
Mar 31, 2012
Joi K.
MAC is a great start for one on one help but the best tip I have found is to follow the shape of ur face using the brush or pencil that u r using to fill in ur eyebrows by lining the brush up with ur nose and inner corner of ur eye and where the pencil lands on your eyebrow is where u begin and the take the pencil/brush and cont to follow until the pencil/brush hit the outer corner of ur eye or the outer V and that is where u stop drawing/filling in the brow now its up to u as to whether u like them thin or thick,dark r light but that is the general rule of thumb when doing ur brows and if u want them with a crsip arch to them them u can try highlighting with a concealer on just the lower part of the brow or both upper and lower brow but practice makes perfect and its makeup u can always remove it hope this helps :-)
Apr 1, 2012
Soma S.
Do you have a Benefit counter nearby? They have brow-bar services that can help! =)