Raise your hand if you’ve ever tried plucking or microblading in the pursuit of perfect eyebrows. Maybe you’ve even considered brow tattooing just to get that sharp, sculpted finish. For so long, it felt like the quest for perfectly shaped brows was a never-ending cycle of tweaks and treatments.

However, in 2025, things are shifting. The beauty world is welcoming a new trend that’s all about embracing the brows we already have, imperfections and all. Enter the “browlick,” a fun twist on the idea of natural brows and it might be the low-effort beauty trend we didn’t know we needed.

What Exactly is a Browlick?

A browlick is essentially the eyebrow version of a cowlick. You know, that little section of hair on your head that grows in a different direction from the rest? Well, your brows can have the same thing. Some of us are lucky enough to have naturally unruly eyebrow hairs that stand in all sorts of directions. Instead of seeing this as a flaw, the browlick trend encourages us to lean into these natural quirks.

What Products Do You Need?

• Brow Gel or Wax (Clear or tinted)
• Brow Powder or Pencil (For filling sparse areas)
• Brow Brush (Spoolie or angled brush for shaping)
• Setting Spray (Optional, for long-lasting hold)

How to Achieve the Perfect Browlick

Now, you might be wondering, “Okay, but how do I get this look if I don’t have a natural browlick?” No worries if your brow hairs are a little too tame, you can still mimic the look with the right technique.

Find Your Natural Browlick

Look at your brows in the mirror and identify where the unruly hairs are. Most people find that their browlick appears at the front of the eyebrow, near the bridge of the nose. These hairs tend to grow in odd directions, often pointing up or sideways. Don’t fight it. Let them be!

Don’t Tweeze Your Brows

While it might be tempting to tweeze away those wild hairs, resist the urge. The beauty of the browlick is in its natural imperfection. If you start plucking, you might end up losing that unique swirl that gives your brow character. A little stray hair here and there is part of what makes the trend so fresh.

Use Brow Gel to Define the Look

A little help from brow gel or wax can keep things in place without losing the natural texture. Apply a clear or tinted gel and lightly brush your brows to comb the hairs upward and in their natural direction. Let those quirky curls shine!

Fill in Gaps

If you’re dealing with sparse areas that don’t quite flow with the rest of the hairs, you can gently fill them in with a brow pencil or powder. Keep the strokes light and natural and draw enough lines to areas where volume is needed.

Blend and Set

Once your browlick is looking the way you want it, use a spoolie or brush to blend the product and shape the hairs lightly. You can even finish things off with a quick spritz of setting spray to lock it all in for the day.

Browlick Trend: Perfectly Imperfect Brows

Beauty trends like the browlick are shifting standards away from symmetry and over-sculpting. The trend shows that unique features can be your most beautiful ones.

Will you try the browlick and embrace your own version of undone beauty?

5 FAQs: Browlick Trend

1. What is the Browlick trend?
   The Browlick trend celebrates natural, unruly eyebrow shapes, embracing imperfections like swirls or stray hairs, rather than focusing on perfect symmetry.
2. How do I know if I have a Browlick?
   If your brows have a natural swirl or some hairs growing in a different direction, especially at the front, you likely have a browlick.
3. Do I need to pluck my brows to get a Browlick?
   No! The Browlick is all about embracing your natural brow shape, so plucking or over-grooming isn’t necessary.
4. Can I create a Browlick if I don’t have one naturally?
   Yes, using a strong hold brow gel or wax, you can brush your brows in a way that mimics the natural, wild look of a browlick.
5. What products do I need for the Browlick look?
   All you need is a brow gel (clear or tinted), a brow brush, and possibly a brow powder to fill in sparse areas.

Bridal makeup is all about showing off your natural beauty! So, try this fresh faced look on for size, practice, and you will be ready for your big day in no time at all.

Wedding Makeup | Makeup Tutorial

Supplies you will need for your perfect big day bridal makeup:

• Long-Wear Foundation in your shade
• Peachy Colored Blush
• Champagne Colored Shimmery Powder
• Copper Eyeshadow
• Black Kohl Eyeliner
• False Lashes/ Glue
• Brown Liquid Liner
• Brow Powder
• Long-Wear Lip Color

Step 1: Flawless Canvas
On your big day, the most important element to your makeup is LONGEVITY! Test many products to find your favorite, you’ll thank yourself in the long run!! We will begin by applying our foundation evenly on our face and neck. Blend well!

Step 2: The Blushing Bride.
A key element to any beautiful bride is blush! Blush makes us look young and vibrant. Peachy colored blush looks bright, and great on every skin tone. Apply to the apples of your cheeks in a circular motion, keeping the blush one finger width away from your nose.

Step 3: Time to shine!
Using a large soft brush, apply the champagne shimmer to the top of the cheekbone to accentuate your features. Apply along the collar bone for added depth, making you appear slim and lovely. Finish off your highlighting by hitting the brow bone just underneath the eyebrow, and inner corners of the eye for a bright eyed look.

Step 4: Sparkle in your eyes!
Your big day is all about showing off your natural beauty! To add just the right amount of shine, apply a copper eyeshadow over the eyelid, slightly above the crease, and underneath your lower lash line. We will not be applying eyeliner to the lower eyelid, because we want to keep your eyes as open and fresh as we can, despite any stress you might be feeling! For added emphasis, try applying the shadow wet. This will give you a bolder look, and helps with longevity.

Step 5: Think youthful.
A sign of aging is the loss of eyebrow hairs, and over plucked brows aren’t a flattering frame to any eye shape! We want to look like we woke up perfect, despite hardly sleeping the week before the wedding, so we will fill in our brows with a powder that is 1-2 shades darker than our head hair. Remember! Too dark of brows for your hair color can look harsh and overdone. When filling in the brows, do not over draw the brows much past the natural hairs. Over drawn brows will not photograph well, and we know that every mom, aunt, and grandma will want a photo of the big day.

Step 6: Tightline.
Using a black kohl liner, preferably waterproof, line UNDERNEATH your upper lashes. This is referred to as tightlining, and helps to create the appearance of thick upper lashes.

Step 7: A necessary touch.
False lashes are a MUST for any bride. They add attention and drama to the eye, dress up any makeup, and make us look naturally beautiful. For the most natural look, try cutting the eyelash in half and apply only to the outer corner. Be sure both corners of the false lash are adhered well.

Step 8: Blend.
To blend in the lash band, apply a brown liquid eyeliner. We suggest a straight liner, because a winged liner could smudge as the night goes on. We chose brown because is is less harsh looking than a black liner.

Step 9: Last but not least!
For the finishing touch to your perfect wedding day makeup, apply lip color. Lip color preferences vary so much per individual, that we will leave it up to you to choose what color you see fit. We suggest something natural and long-wearing, like a stain or a gloss designed to stay for several hours.

There you have it, simplicity on the most complex day of your life! Enjoy the fresh face, and keep it sweet and simple. You’ll thank yourself for it later!

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Brides get to have fun and be adventurous with their wedding makeup and hair, trying styles they may not consider daily.

If you are searching for your wedding makeup, you have come to the right place. We have gathered ten various bridal makeup looks to help you find your way. Don’t forget to do a trial run before your wedding; This will help you lock down a look and will keep you on schedule on your big day. Book your trial in the morning so you can see how your makeup lasts through the evening.

10 Wedding Makeup Ideas

1. Natural Wedding Makeup

The natural look is very popular right now; You can never go wrong by sticking to neutrals. Although you can achieve your own natural look yourself, it is definitely acceptable to hire a stylist. They will make sure your wedding makeup lasts through all the dancing!

2. Spring and Summer Makeup Ideas

You not only want to pick out shades that work with the season, but will also last through the heat of the day. Try a pink or peach shade to achieve a sun kissed glow. Less is more!

(See full article at Bridal Musings)

3. Makeup Looks: Bold and Beautiful

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This is one of our top bridal makeup looks. Bold eyes and red lipstick are a breathtaking combination, perfect for the bohemian or winter wedding.

(See full article at Ruffled Blog)

4. Winter Wonderland: Wedding Makeup

Having New Years Eve or black-tie wedding? This look is for you. Make a dramatic entrance with this black and silver shadow. This look is perfect for the evening wedding.

5. Makeup Looks: Paint The Town Red

Once again, we just cannot get enough red lipstick. It is absolutely timeless… if done correctly. Ask your stylist to try a couple shades on you, but be warned it does stain for a little while.

6. South Asian Wedding Makeup Looks

Can it be acceptable to look like this all the time? South Asian brides are absolutely stunning. Find out how to achieve this eyeliner look here!

(See full article at Shaadi Bazaar)

7. Make Up Ideas: Look Gorgeous in Glasses

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Achieving your favorite look in glasses can be tough, but it doesn’t it have to be. Try a bold winged eyeliner and make your eyes stand out. Paired with a bright lipstick, you can never go wrong!

(See full article at Beauty High)

8. Vintage Makeup Styles

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Gatsby themed weddings are trending, so you need to make sure your makeup keeps up with the times. This matte makeup style, opposed to a glow, is great for these vintage weddings.

(See more vintage looks at Colin Cowie Weddings)

9. Modern Bridal Makeup Looks

Be a little adventurous and create a sexy, smokey eye for your wedding makeup look. Sitting right between natural and bold, this look makes your eyes pop while maintaining a soft glow.

(See full article at Bridal Musings)

10. Basic Wedding Make Up

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Of course. You can always go back to basics. Lauren Conrad demonstrates how your own makeup can be just as glamorous as hiring a stylist. We promise. Your groom will love it.

(See full article at The Beauty Department)

Make sure to check out all of our fabulous makeup tutorials, makeup tips & tricks, and beauty insider reports right here at makeuptutorials.com! Here at Makeup Tutorials, we pride ourselves on bringing you the most outstanding makeup content on the web – right from the some of the best makeup professionals! We’ll share all the most innovative makeup tutorialsWe want you to be inspired to create awesome and simple day to day looks without thinking about it. Our experts have taken the time to deliver you the best quality content on the web, so make sure to sign up to our newsletter!

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Hair and Beauty trends are often set by celebrities, so we thought it fair to bring you the latest beauty roundup for this week. Check out Jlo, Jennifer Lawrence, and more stunning stars rocking the latest beauty looks below.

Hair and Beauty Roundup: Celeb Edition

Au Naturale-Shay Mitchell

Cosmopolitan UK posted this stunning beauty shot featuring Pretty Little Liars actress Shay Mitchell, and we are still in awe of her flawless skin.
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Bronze Glow- Jlo

Jlo is really the queen of the bronze glow, and this early morning look is proof of that. She kept her makeup a little simple this time around, with nude lips, peach blush on the cheeks, and bronzer.

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Cat Eyes and Orange Lips-Jennifer Lawrence

Jennifer Lawrence tends to keep her makeup pretty simple, but she stepped up her beauty game with this eye-catching look. The star went with soft bushy brows, dark, smoky cat eyes, and a burnt orange lipstick guaranteed to turn heads.

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Soft Shimmer-Nastia Liukin

The Olympic Gold medalist went with silver this time around because she has enough gold in her life already, lol. Nastia Liukin pinked back her blond wave locs, putting the focus on her shimmery eyeshadow, nude lips, and bold lashes.
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Big Curly Hair-Amara La Negra

Amara La Negra has had quite a bit of controversy over her signature Afro. However, the proud Afro-Latina singer switched things up a bit at Beautycon La, rocking long wavy hair and a beautiful smile.
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Peachy-Elisabeth Röhm

Peach is definitely her color, as evidenced by this flattering peachy/nude lipstick that seems to play up her blue eyes.
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Blue Eyeliner- Lilly James

The actress kicked up her style game at Mamma Mia Premier with this blue eyeliner and silver eye-shadow makeup look. She opted for a half-up, half-down hairstyle with pearls the accessorize her curls.

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Sleek Bob- Dua Lipa

Yes, let’s not ignore this Versace rainbow graphic bodysuit that the singer wore to a restaurant in New York City. However, Her killer middle, part bob, pink lipstick, and bold lashes are to die for.
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Wispy bangs- Selena Gomez

Selena cut a few wispy bangs to frame her face, and we also notice some brown streaks in her auburn locks.
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Hot Beauty Post From Insta!

Glam Vibes

Tusharne Senior definitely caught a few eyes when she posted this stunning makeup look on Instagram. She went with a sort of neon theme on the lips and eyes with extra long lashes and an overdose of baby hairs!
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Rainbow Eyeshadow

Instagram user, kamila_kwiatkowska posted this gorgeous beauty look on her page and I’m sure many makeup gurus and novices alike will be trying to replicate this one.  She used a blend of fun colors, red and orange on the top lips a shimmery mermaid green on her bottom lids and yellowish/gold on the inner corners. Her stylish tassel earrings completed the look.
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Bright Red lips

No matter the season you cant go wrong with classic red lipstick as shown by Instagram user ratnikova_makeup. She went for an all over glow with gold on the lids and cheeks and finished with a cute cat eye!
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Dramatic Hair

Lori Harvey, daughter of Steve Harvey posted this super dramatic hair look as she was about to walk in the Dolce and Gabbana fashion show. The style included large pink roses, a bejeweled crown and lots and lots of feathers!
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Beach Wave and Pink Lippy

Beauty guru makeupshayla is THE ONE to follow on Instagram if you love makeup and all things beauty. This stunning summer look she posted lately is pink perfection topped only by the perfect beach waves and stunning eye makeup.
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That’s all folks, some of my favorite beauty looks on Instagram from the past few days. Which one of these is your absolute fave, and which one are you going to try first?

Let me know in the comment section below. We absolutely love hearing from you.

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7 Crazy Eyebrow Trends -Part 1

1.Garden Brows

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Have you ever wished that you could make your eyebrows look a garden? Well join the club, because a viral trend just in time for spring. You can check out Taytay_xx  Instagram page if you want to replicate her look featured above.

2.Fishtail brows

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I’ve personally never found fishtail appealing enough to want it on my face;least of all my brows, but this is not about me. This is another of those eyebrow trends that took us all by surprise, but never the less people were trying it out left and right,would you dare to wear this?

3. Jewelled Brows

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I must admit this one is quite beautiful; I mean who doesn’t like a little bejewelled action right? I can see why this would look fantastic on the runway, like maybe for a Victoria’s Secrets fashion show or something, but in real life its a no for me!

4. Halo Brows

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If you can’t have a halo on your head why not put one on your eyebrows right? At least this person sure felt that way-isn’t it heavenly?

5. High Heel Brows

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As a shoe lover I get the obsession, trust me. However, I prefer my shoes on my feet, not on my eyebrows!

6.Wavy Brows

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This viral Instagram trend caught us all off guard;I mean who would want wavy brows. However, Before you could say “What the eyebrows” all the popular makeup gurus were doing it on there YouTube channels. You can check out one of the way brow tutorials here

7.Triple/double brows

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Personally one eyebrow on each side of my face is good enough for me, but apparently, it wasn’t enough for whoever came up with this crazy trend. Why would you even want 3 extra eyebrows? It’s hard enough trying to keep up with two!

That’s all folks, we’ve rounded up 7 of the craziest eyebrow trends for 2018-so far! Don’t worry I’m sure there’s more to come so stay tuned for part two. Tell us which one of these trends you’ve tried, or you plan to try in the comment section below!

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10 Sexy Hair and Makeup Moments from Jlo

1. Voluminous Half-up Half-down ponytail

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looking several years younger than her actual age, this hairstyle definitely complements jlo’s features. But then again is there anything that doesn’t complement her? The half up-half down ponytail with sexy curls are further enhanced by long lashes and a glossy lip.

2.Sleek Shoulder Bob with Nude Lips

This sleek and sultry look is courtesy of a shoulder length bob with pretty golden streaks. Jennifer topped off her look with her signature long lashes, brown lip liner and a nude lip.

3.Old Hollywood Hair and Red Lips

Jlo was dripping in diamonds on the red carpet at the Golden Globes, but the real showstoppers are her berry red lips and flowing locks.

4. Updo with side swept Bangs

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For this swanky event, Jlo went for a very sophisticated, yet messy updo with side swept bangs. She kept her makeup soft, glowy and minimal with a bronzy blush and light gold on the lower lids and crease.

5. Cornrows with Dark Eyes

‘Jenny from the block’ went backs to her roots with this edgy cornrowed style. I absolutely love this throwback vibe right down to the extra baby hairs and dark eyes.

6. Half up-Half Down Beach Waves with Smokey Eyes

This half up-half down style has become on e of Jlo’s signature looks, and for good reason. This time she opted for lots of curls with blond streaks. She paired her hair with smokey eyes and a peachy colored lips.

7. Large Barrel Curls with Nude lips

Jennifer went for an ethereal vibe for this event, and she pulled off the look beautifully. She achieved this will large barrel curls,

8. Sleek Ponytail with Pink Lips

We really see Jlo without her signature nude lips, but this time around she stepped outside her comfort zone with this candy pink lipstick topped with clear gloss. She kept her hair simple with a tight ponytail.

9. Messy Hightop Bun with Gold Eyeshadow

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The American Idol judge was totally on trend with this messy hightop bun. Her makeup was on point as well thanks to her gold eye-shadow, bronzed cheekbones and nude gloss.

10. Low Ponytail with Vampy lips

This dark and mysterious look might very well my favorite one of all. Jlo went for a middle part, low ponytail. Her makeup took center stage thanks to this deep vampy lipstick and dark eyes.

That’s all folks, I hope you enjoyed this fun top 10 our list.

Did you love these epic hair and makeup moments from JLO? Which celebrity do you want to see next? Let us know in the comment section below!

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Why Brows Are the Real Beauty MVPs

Brows are the punctuation marks of the face. They enhance your face’s natural symmetry and draw attention to your eyes. They can also highlight your cheekbones or soften strong features. For instance, lifting your brows with a soft arch can brighten your expression. A thicker brow, on the other hand, can make your face look more youthful and balanced. Moreover, the eyebrow style you choose can also show off your personality. A fluffy, feathered brow gives off a carefree, effortless vibe, while a sharply defined arch says you mean business.

How to Identify Your Face Shape?

Before you start shaping your brows, determine your face shape. This will help you create a look that flatters your features naturally. Just tie your hair back and observe your face contours in the mirror.

• Round Face: Your cheeks are the widest area, with soft angles and a short chin.
• Oval Face: Your face is longer than wide, with balanced proportions and gentle curves.
• Square Face: A strong jawline and a broad forehead create sharp angles.
• Heart Face: A wide forehead tapers into a narrow, pointed chin and creates a heart-like outline.
• Diamond Face: High cheekbones stand out, while your forehead and chin are slightly narrower.

Which Eyebrow Style Suits Your Face Shape Best? ‍

Raise your brows if you’ve ever wondered what eyebrow style works best for your face. Well, you’re in luck! Today, we have insider tips to match brows to your beautiful bone structure. Now, let’s get those arches on point, shall we?

Round Face: Add Angles for Structure

If you have a round face, aim to create the illusion of length. A high, defined arch adds structure to soft features and elongates your face. Keeping your brows slightly thicker adds balance and modernity.

Oval Face: Stick to Balanced Arches

Oval faces are incredibly versatile, so most brow shapes work well. A natural arch that gently follows the brow bone enhances balanced proportions. Keeping everything proportional ensures that your brows complement your face rather than overpower it.

Square Face: Soften the Angles

A square face benefits from brows that offset strong features. Rounded brows with a subtle arch help soften a defined jawline, creating balance. Slightly thicker brows also add harmony and make your look feel cohesive.

Heart Face: Balance the Drama

Heart-shaped faces look fantastic with brows that soften the upper half of the face. A soft arch with slightly extended tails draws attention downward and balances a broader forehead. Natural, feathered brows can also beautifully highlight your features.

Diamond Face: Embrace Soft Curves

Diamond-shaped faces already have striking cheekbones, so soft brows create a perfect contrast. A gently rounded shape with medium thickness adds softness and balance. Avoid sharp or high arches, which can exaggerate angular features.

Step-by-Step Guide to Perfect Brows

Bold, bushy, arched, or straight—eyebrow styles can completely transform your vibe. Here’s your step-by-step guide to achieve your dream brows:

Brow Toolkit Essentials

• Tweezers
• Brow Pencil
• Spoolie Brush
• Tinted Brow Gel
• Angled Brush
• Highlighter

Map Your Brows

Mapping is essential for achieving symmetry and balance. Hold a pencil vertically from the side of your nose to your brow. Mark this spot as the starting point of your brow. Then, angle the pencil across your iris to locate the brow arch’s highest point. Finally, tilt the pencil toward the eye’s outer corner to identify where your brow should end.

Connecting these points with light pencil strokes creates a guide for brow shaping. This ensures even brows that frame the face beautifully. Without mapping, it’s easy to end up with mismatched brows or uneven proportions.

Tweeze with Precision

Tweezing should always start outside the mapped area to avoid over-plucking. To reduce irritation, slowly remove stray hairs and pull them toward hair growth. As you work, pause frequently to step back and evaluate your progress. This helps prevent removing too much too quickly.

If you’re unsure about a particular hair, leave it for now. It’s better to err on the side of caution and revisit it later if necessary. Precision is key here, so take your time and trust the process.

Fill in Sparse Areas

Filling in sparse areas brings your brows to life. Using a brow pencil, apply small, hair-like strokes that mimic natural growth. Concentrate on the thinnest spots, but don’t overfill! For best results, start light and build up gradually.

Additionally, brush through your brows with a tinted gel to add fluff and texture. This adds dimension while keeping everything in place. Prefer a bolder brow? Switch to a pomade and angled brush for a sharper definition. Remember, blending as you go keeps the look cohesive and natural.

Blend Everything Seamlessly

Blending is the secret to polished, professional-looking brows. Grab a spoolie brush and gently soften any harsh lines. This evenly distributes the product and ensures a smooth finish.

Also, while brushing, check the overall shape to catch any uneven spots. This reveals areas that might need extra filling or blending. Taking time to blend elevates a basic brow into a flawless masterpiece.

Highlight for a Finishing Touch

Highlighter adds a luminous finishing touch that lifts and defines your brows. Apply a small amount just under the arch, then blend it outward for a glowing effect. This subtle detail instantly brightens your eyes and enhances the overall look.

Moreover, use concealer to clean up around the brows for even sharper edges. This adds definition without requiring a heavy hand. Meanwhile, the highlighter and concealer combo also makes your brows look clean and lifted.

Brow Maintenance Tips

Regular upkeep is key to maintaining your perfect brows. Tweeze stray hairs every two to three weeks and avoid over-plucking! If your brows are sparse or need some TLC, use a brow serum to encourage growth. Patience and consistent care will help you achieve healthier, fuller brows.

Trendy Eyebrow Styles You’ll Love

Do you want to try something new? These trends can elevate your brow game:

• Soap Brows: Achieve fluffy, laminated brows using a bar of soap.
• Bleached Brows: A bold, high-fashion look that’ll surely turn heads.
• Straight Brows: A soft, youthful style inspired by K-beauty.
• Colorful Brows: Perfect for festivals or making a statement.

Brows That Slay, Always!

Your eyebrows are officially in formation! Finding the right eyebrow style for your face shape is less about perfection and more about enhancing what makes you you. Armed with these tips, you’re ready to turn heads and slay with brows that speak volumes. Don’t forget to share your brow transformations—let’s celebrate your glow-up!

10 FAQs About Eyebrow Styles

1. How do I determine my face shape for the right eyebrow style?
   Tie your hair back, observe your contours in the mirror, and identify whether your face is round, oval, square, heart-shaped, or diamond-shaped.
2. What eyebrow style suits a round face best?
   High, defined arches create structure and elongate the appearance of a round face.
3. Which brow shape works for an oval face?
   A gently arched, balanced brow complements the naturally symmetrical proportions of an oval face.
4. How can I soften strong features on a square face?
   Opt for rounded brows with a subtle arch to balance a strong jawline.
5. What’s the ideal eyebrow style for a heart-shaped face?
   Soft arches with slightly extended tails balance a wider forehead and narrow chin.
6. What eyebrow style enhances a diamond face shape?
   A softly rounded brow with medium thickness balances angular features.
7. How do I fix over-plucked brows?
   Use a brow pencil or pomade to fill sparse areas, and apply a growth serum for long-term recovery.
8. What tools are essential for perfect brows?
   Must-haves include tweezers, a brow pencil, spoolie brush, tinted gel, angled brush, and highlighter.
9. How often should I tweeze my brows?
   Tweeze stray hairs every 2–3 weeks to maintain your shape without over-plucking.
10. What are some trendy eyebrow styles to try?
    Popular options include fluffy soap brows, bold bleached brows, straight brows inspired by K-beauty, and colorful festival-ready brows.

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The Eyebrow Tutorial That Will Make Brows Last Longer

I love working on a client with groomed eyebrows because the makeup is easier to map out and it just gives you a better perspective of the face and the personality. Before we begin, I just want to say that there are many ways you can do your eyebrows. I bet we all have our own eyebrow routine, but every once in a while it’s worth looking at other people’s eyebrow routines to see if we can improve or if there’s a technique we’re missing out on. Much like how you have your own taste in clothes, you need to stay updated with the trends no matter how classic your wardrobe is.

You’ll find this video by Cosmetics by Mackenzie quite helpful!

Before we jump into the eyebrow tutorial, I just want to give you the list of what you need. Of course, you can use a different brand per product, but here are the recommendations to create the perfect eyebrows based on the eyebrow tutorial.

Things you’ll need for this eyebrow tutorial:

• ABH Dipbrow
• ABH Brow Powder Duo
• Hard Candy Glamoflauge Concealer
• Maybelline Clear Mascara
• Spoolie and Angled Eyebrow Brush
• Flat Shader Brush

Watch the complete eyebrow tutorial by Cosmetics by Mackenzie here. Or follow along in the steps below.

I love how this tutorial is simple and easy, absolutely anyone can do this. Also, can I just say, I really dig her matte black nail polish! I’m totally turning that into my own version of a sophisticated nail look.

Step 1: Thinly Apply Powder Over The Eyebrow

Using a powder brush, dip the brush into a setting powder and lightly press it on the eyebrow this allows for more texture for the eyebrow products to hold on to and it also takes out the oil around that area which might ruin how your makeup holds.

Step 2: Brush The Hair Up

It’s best to brush the hair up before applying any product so you can see where you need to fill in areas that you don’t normally see when your eyebrow hairs are down.

Step 3: Outline The Eyebrow

Start by using an eyebrow pomade, in this eyebrow tutorial, the Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade was used with the help of the ABH angled brush. Apply the pomade starting on the bottom part of the eyebrows to give it a shape. Lightly brush the product upward with a spoolie to blend for a more natural effect.

Step 4: Fill Eyebrow

Using an eyebrow powder, use the same angled brush and use the eyebrow powder to fill them in. Mackenzie’s eyebrow tutorial used the ABH Duo Powder to create a more filled-in eyebrow.

Step 5: Precisely Define Eyebrow

Using concealer and a flat shader brush, apply on the brow bone just below where you outlined the eyebrows and blend. Do the same thing on top of the eyebrow to really define your eyebrow. This also prevents the product from feathering or smudging especially in humid weather.

Step 6: Apply Eyebrow Gel

Using an eyebrow gel, set the eyebrow hair by brushing it with the eyebrow gel wand upwards and across. The Maybelline Great Lash clear mascara was used to achieve this look, it works just the same compared to higher end products and it’s cheaper too.

Now all you have to do is wear this look with 2017’s pantone color of the year and you’ll definitely be on trend.

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Permanent makeup is a somewhat older type of technology that has continued to stick around. Permanent makeup classes teach those who tattoo to put ink on the face that looks as if it is makeup. While some people may seem permanent makeup as a technology for those who are lazy, those who take permanent makeup classes are not thinking of that; they are thinking of those who are unable to apply makeup on their own. Those who have trouble can be helped by permanent makeup.

Eyesight Problems

When it comes to makeup, eyesight is key. When people see bad makeup on someone, they will often ask themselves if the person can even see themselves. Some people have trouble seeing, and therefore have trouble applying makeup. Permanent makeup classes teach people to apply makeup so that people who have trouble seeing can consistently have the look of well-applied makeup.

Steadying Problems

When some people go through permanent makeup classes, they may not realize who they are helping. There are people, both young and old, that have trouble staying steady. Some people have conditions or problems that cause them to shake. Anyone who has tried putting on makeup while shaking will realize how hard this can be. Permanent makeup helps those who have steadying problems have a complete look, with makeup and all.

Allergy Problems

Those who have had allergy problems with jewelry will begin to understand the problem of those who are allergic to makeup. Some people are allergic to makeup, generally because of the materials in the makeup. The way that their bodies react to the makeup means that they cannot wear it. Permanent make up classes and permanent makeup can help these people to have the look of makeup without the actual makeup. Because they are not allergic to the ink that is used to tattoo on the face, they can handle the ink, and their bodies will not have the same issues as with makeup.

When it comes to simple, everyday tasks such as makeup, people tend to forget those who cannot do them. Because it is such a normal activity, those who cannot do it are often frustrated. Permanent makeup classes allow people to do more than tattoo makeup onto the face; permanent makeup classes allow those to help out people that have issues applying makeup.

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Permanent Makeup – Eyeliner and Lip Liner

I’m the kind of person who likes to look good, but dreads having to roll out of bed in the mornings because I’ll have to go through all of the elaborate minutiae of makeup application.

Every morning is a personal war for me; and it sometimes got to the point where I would lie in bed with the covers tucked over my head until two in the afternoon, simply because I didn’t want to bother with my exceedingly tedious morning routine.

The thought has occasionally occurred to me to skip putting on makeup altogether, but I haven’t left my house without makeup on since before I was in high school, and I don’t intend on changing that now.

After another completely wasted Saturday morning spent lying in bed and trying to pretend that I was still asleep though, I finally decided that I had had enough. I searched the internet for permanent makeup options. I wanted to start out slowly; with a little permanent eyeliner or permanent lip liner or semi permanent lip liner maybe.

What is permanent makeup?

If you’re wondering what permanent makeup is; it’s essentially makeup that’s been tattooed directly onto a person’s face. The difference between permanent lip liner, for example, and the butterfly tattoo a person might have had inked onto their lower back, is that whereas tattoos are mostly meant to make a statement of some sort about somebody’s personality, makeup is simply meant to enhance (or slightly alter) whatever’s already there.

How is permanent makeup applied?

As mentioned in the last paragraph, permanent makeup is basically a bunch of tattoos. This means that it is usually applied the same way tattoos are; except that they’re almost always applied by a plastic surgeon, since facial skin is much more delicate than the skin in most of the rest of the body, and since the tattoos are usually placed really close to important parts of the body, like the eyes.

Does applying permanent makeup hurt?

The short answer to that one is “yes.” Getting a tattoo is essentially getting punctured a lot of times with an ink-filled needle. A permanent makeup job will be essentially the same thing. A permanent makeup machine; a device used specifically for the application of permanent makeup will often be used; although it pretty much does the same thing a tattoo needle does: deposit pigment into deep layers of skin.

With permanent makeup though, it isn’t applied as deeply, and since it’s applied to the face, most plastic surgeons will apply topical or local anesthetic to whatever you want to put makeup on.

The most you will probably feel will be some minor discomfort, and there may be a bit of swelling and stinging afterwards as well. You might want to ask your doctor about what you can do to deal with the after-effects.

What are the pros and cons of permanent makeup?

The first con is fairly obvious. It’s permanent. You’ll have it for the rest of your life. Or, since it’s really likely that the ink will fade over time, you’ll have it for at least a few years. This means that if you opted to have blue permanent eyeliner, you’re going to have to live with that particular permanent eyeliner color for a while, unless you’re willing to undergo costly and painful (usually more painful than the permanent makeup application process) tattoo removal to get rid of it.

Of course, this is probably the reason why people get makeup in the first place, so it counts as a pro as well: the fact that it stays. It’s really a double-edged sword.

This is why if you want to get makeup, you have to think long and hard before making your decision; there aren’t any morning after take backsides once you have this kind of makeup on your face. A lot of clinics and beauty centers where makeup services are being offered will also have specialists to help you with your color and design choices.

To get the look you want and avoid infections, make sure that you get a cosmetologist or permanent makeup specialist you trust, who uses sterilized equipment.

Another con to permanent makeup is the cost; something as simple as permanent eyeliner can set you back anywhere from three hundred dollars, to a thousand. It does help you cut back on the need to buy eyeliner every few weeks or months though, which does save you some money. If you think about it, this isn’t that much of a con, really.

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What about semi permanent makeup, like semi permanent lip liner? Is there a difference?

That depends on who you’re talking to. Permanent makeup is often also called semi permanent makeup; so you can opt to refer to your new lip liner job as semi permanent lip liner or permanent lip liner. Sometimes though, there can be a small difference between semi permanent and permanent makeup. Some brands or cosmetic lines will tout their products or services as semi makeup, but will actually refer to ordinary cosmetics formulated to be especially long wearing.

Whether you’re planning on giving makeup a try and going under the cosmetologist’s needle with permanent eyeliner or semi permanent lip liner, or simply finding some reeeeeeaaally long-wearing semi permanent lip liner though, getting the colors and services that suit your needs can be easy, if you know what you’re looking for.

Getting Permanent Makeup: Before and After

In the video below, beauty gurus Michelle and Laura of the MMandLShow visit Janette, a permanent makeup technician and expert. Michelle is back for a second round of permanent makeup on her eyebrows, as well as her first round of eyeliner tattoos. During the procedure, Janette provides expert tips and tricks for choosing the right type of permanent makeup, as well as advice for the healing process.

Watch Janette perform the entire procedure in the video below, and check out some of the video highlights in the transcript below.

Permanent Makeup: Before

Laura: So what are you doing right now to Michelle?

Janette: I’m just numbing her. And I’ve put a little dye on her eyelashes because she can’t wear mascara for five days.

 

L: What would you recommend to all of our subscribers in different locations if they’re not able to fly to come and see you?

J: So they want to go and either see pictures [of permanent makeup]. Actual work is better to see. I am a referral-based only business. You can get some referrals from the person that you’re going to go see. Websites are great, pictures are great, but even if you could see some actual people, that would be better. Good permanent makeup shouldn’t be spotted, so that’s the problem with finding people that have it done.

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Choosing the Right Color

J: After having these tattooed, you need to keep up on dying your eyebrows. That’s the biggest mistake people do, especially the blondes. And so I always tell them that, okay, you cannot have tattooed skin and blonde fuzz on top of your face. That looks ridiculous.

L: So probably one of the hardest things about tattooing is picking out the color?

J: The color, and finding a color that’s going to correspond to a makeup color because it’s not the same world. So it’s finding a color that’s neutral but warm, that’s not yellow, that’s not pink…so it’s hard to find the right mixtures. [Michelle’s] last color was like the dark sienna, which is almost like black-brown.

Michelle: You want to plan [this procedure] when you’re not doing something important for like, the following week, right?

J: Yes. You’re going to look overdone…Later we’ll actually start to slip off from these in three to five days, and then they’ll lighten. But until that point, you cannot put makeup over them.

The Healing Process

J: You’re going to get a little bit of scabbing, but what you want is just a scabbing that flakes. You don’t want a big, deep scab. The key to keeping this in really good is to keep a lot of ointment on it so it does not scab.

Vitamin E oil that are in the capsules, if you pop them a couple times a day and rub that first, or just squeeze it on there first, it filters down between the hairs so it really sticks to the skin. And then you want to put a really tacky ointment on top. Aquaphor is awesome for eyebrows…You basically want to keep [your eyebrows] so moist, so wet that they don’t scab. You’re going to have a layer that comes off anyways, but you want to try to avoid scabbing. I tell clients to do it every hour; that’s overkill, but they actually will do it every two hours. And then before you go to bed at night, you really want to cake on whatever you’re using. You want to do Vitamin E then Aquaphor, or you could use Vaseline over the top.

You never want to use Neosporin around your eyes…Some people can have this hideous reaction to it…and the whole eyes swell up. It’s awful. So I would never recommend using any kind of Neosporin [or] polysporin on the eyebrows…And you normally wouldn’t even know you’re allergic to it…you would just be getting red and swollen and puffy. And people usually make the mistake of applying more Neosporin at that point, thinking they have an infection and it just gets worse and worse…So you’re better just to use Vitamin E oil, Aquaphor I think is one of the best, Vaseline, Bag Balm. I make a little concoction of avocado, Vitamin E oil, shea butter, and Aquaphor. So it’s really tacky and it sticks well.

L: When should someone come back? Does everyone need a touch-up?

J: Yes, you want to give them six to eight weeks. Some technicians will tell you as early as two weeks. I would not recommend going back in two weeks; the skin is not healed.

The Cost of Permanent Makeup

L: What is the cost of getting your eyebrows done?

J: Eyebrows are $350; sometimes down to $300, up to $400. But some people that are just going to do a hairline might charge you less, might charge you more. Do you need a full eyebrow done, do you need a half eyebrow done – and some people could just charge less.

L: And then what about eyeliner?

J: If it’s top and bottom waterline, $400. And lashline. So that’s a full eyeliner. If you just want it top, it’s $300.

Permanent Eyeliner

L: This is crazy. So you’re doing the waterline?

J: I’ve gone over [the waterline] once just a little bit, and then I’ve put…a secondary numbing, which is more of a gel form, and it usually works best once the skin’s been broken.

 

L: And what color are you doing?

J: This is a black, black brown. You typically don’t want to put a straight black in their eyes because it’s got so much blue in it that it gets blue really fast.

L: So what are some things people should be aware of in regards to getting their eyeliner tattooed?

J: A lot of people are using lash growth products…I recommend going off them one to two months before you get your eyeliner tattooed. The reason being is… that  is actually a capillary bed that kind of gets pulled up to the surface. Once you have that much blood supply to the lashes, this becomes very bloody. And what happens is that as you go over [the top waterline], you’ll get a bruise layer that will come out.

Ink is a bunch of particles in a liquid. So once the liquid is reabsorbed by the body, you’re left with all these particles. But if you get a big bruise out here, all these particles can run into that bruise. So that’s going to give you this really fuzzy line; it’s called migration. You want to go off for two months – plus it makes it hurt so bad because you are bleeding.

The other thing is…ask your technician if they use a product called Celluvisc. It’s a thick eye drop. So I keep putting this into her eye the whole time, so that’s going to coat her eyeball…and I put the numbing cream on. You’re going to have lower risk of corneal abrasion, meaning the numbing cream can burn your eyeballs, so you really want to use a lot of Celluvisc so you don’t have a corneal burn from the numbing cream.

L: Can you do [the procedure] if you’re pregnant?

J: I don’t like to do pregnant women. The reason is, I like you to take Benadryl before coming, or an antihistamine. And if your technician doesn’t tell you that too, it’s just a great thing you can do by yourself. Take an antihistamine, I usually say Benadryl, the night before and one before coming…It helps to dry up your eyes and it helps them not swell so much, and it helps them not water so much.

L: What about breastfeeding?

J: Breastfeeding, usually you’re okay.

Permanent Makeup: After

 

M: What’s the biggest mistake people make after [getting permanent makeup]?

J: Do not wash [your eyebrows] with soap. Don’t put any facial products on them. They can get wet, but you don’t want to overdo the water. No hot tubs, no steam rooms, no swimming pools. This is for five days. And no makeup. The biggest mistake is they let [their eyebrows] dry and they try to put their makeup on. Letting them dry is the biggest mistake. You want to keep this so lubricated that it doesn’t have a second to dry, and it will stay in perfect.

M: So how long until you know the final result?

J: [Eyebrows] will continue to settle for more than a month. So they’ll keep fading, they’ll soften, the color might change still just a little bit. I would say give everything at least four weeks. Within a week, you pretty much know what’s going to stay on the eyes.

One Day Later

 

L: This is the next day at 11:00 at night. [Her eyes] were a little bit more swollen this morning. They’ve actually gone down. Wouldn’t you say?

M: Yeah. When I woke up this morning I actually couldn’t open my eyes – they were crusted together.

Two Days Later

 

M: Day two. I was really bad at keeping the lubricant on.

L: How many times have you iced?

M: Just like once, you know.

Four Days Later

 

M: My eyes are quite bloodshot today, but the swelling has gone down. My eyes are protruding less. And I did ice my eyes last night.

Five Days Later

 

M: No swelling, the brows have faded nicely. I feel like I can go out in public.

L: It looks really good!

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