Eyebrows Fade Thing?

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Lauren E.

Nov 3, 2014

Lauren E.

How do you do that thing where your eyebrows start kinda light and fade into a darker colour on the actual brow? it's hard to explain ahah I hope you guys get what I mean x

Ari M.

Nov 3, 2014

Ari M.

How I do it is:
Put the product in the center and tail
Take a spoolie and brush the product forward into the start of the brow

Cindy R.

Nov 3, 2014

Cindy R.

Following! always wanted to know how!!

Kelly V.

Nov 3, 2014

Kelly V.

I only underline the beginning of my brows, then use a spooky to brush the product upwards. then do the rest as normal.

Erin L.

Nov 3, 2014

Erin L.

Only out line them at the end with anatasia dipbrow pomade then I take some lighter shadow and fill in the front then use a spoolie brush over them. I started taking brown mascara and combing my eye brow hairs up ward I like the effect it gives. I also think cleaning them up with concealer is a must

Sonya P.

Nov 3, 2014

Sonya P.

It's called a gradient brow. This is mathu anderson's photo. Though I don't think it would be necessary to map them out first. Assuming you already have eyebrow hairs.

Nina M.

Nov 5, 2014

Nina M.

I don't know what your eyebrows look like or if you groom them, but I get mine threaded. mainly because otherwise I end up with uncontrolled brows. when they do the threading she already gives me a start with the faded look. afterwards its very easy to execurate the fading. hope this helps :)

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