The essential eyebrow model for beginners

 I see these common eyebrow considerations almost every day when it comes to getting my eyebrows done. If you are unsure or unsure of the suitability of your eyebrows, I would strongly recommend that you have your brows trimmed by an expert first. Of course, you can also use brow stencil and stamp kit to shape your brows.

There is nothing more important than eyebrow stamp on your eyebrows. The good part about stencils? Everyone thinks they can easily draw their eyebrows. The bad part? It's easy to draw on eyebrows that don't look like eyebrows.

You really can't shape and draw your eyebrows in a one-size-fits-all way. Why? Because everyone's bone structure and eye shape is different and your eyebrow shape is really related to the bone underneath it. This determines your unique eyebrow hair and shape. Most stencils only seem to work for one part of the brow, leaving you to guess how to draw the rest.

Align the front of the brow between the tear duct and the nasal bone. Make sure you don't take too much away from the front.
Make sure the bottom of the forehead and the end of the eyebrow are aligned on a horizontal line. If the eyebrows are too low in the front, it will make you look stern or angry. If your eyebrows are too low at the end, you may look tired or sad.
The ends of the eyebrows should be aligned with the side of the nose along the outside of the eye.
The arch of the eyebrow should be aligned horizontally with the outside of the iris.

The brow trio is perfect for beginners and professionals to see results in seconds. It is a very good tool for stroking eyebrows.

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