Don't you just hate dealing with your eyebrows?
Cara Delevingne feels you.
And ugh, don't get me started on some of the most coveted brows.
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laurippo.tumblr.comWe have the same sentiment, Walt.
Since you think you look like this:
...but you don't want to leave the house for an appointment.
But no worries, you can always do them yourself.
1. First, you need to learn how to effectively shape your brows.
ultimatebrowshape.comShaping your brows shouldn't have to do with trends — tailor them based on your own measurements and facial structure.
Tutorial here.
Get the full directions here.
2. Going to a professional to get a shape is OK too.
If you start with a good, professional shaping, you can maintain the look with your own grooming routine.
3. And then there's the upkeep.
The king of celebrity eyebrows, Damone Roberts, tells his clients that "brow gel is their best friend, they should use it everyday, with or without makeup."
Gel will keep your eyebrows where you want them to be, and some formulas are tinted, like Benefit's Gimme BROW gel. If you're not into color, check out ELF's clear lash and brow dual mascara.
4. You can create holes by plucking a group of hairs.
Although it could take forever to pluck individual hairs, you can also mess up your shape by taking out clumps of strands in one move
8. Steer clear of plucking too close to the mirror, because you'll lose sight of the shape.
While you want to get closer to the mirror while tweezing, make sure to take a step back every once in a while to see if you're staying in the direction of your arch and length.
Additionally, you should avoid tweezing on a daily basis.
9. Use heat to open up your pores for brow grooming, especially for a unibrow.
Take it easy on yourself and open up your pores so the hair slides out better. The steam from the shower or a hot compress is perfect for this process. And if you're plucking a sensitive area, like the middle of a unibrow, the heat will make it a little less painful.
Obviously, you don't want to pluck your eyebrows in the dark — but you should pay attention to what kind of illumination you have going on. If there's a shadow on one of your brows, you might over pluck!
Get some natural light by touching up your eyebrows in the car, but please don't do it while driving — you'll just be asking for a disaster.
"Remember, though your eyebrows are sisters and not twins. It's OK if they're not symmetrical and perfect."
Tweezers should be sharp and slanted to ensure effective use, while people with thicker and longer eyebrow hairs should try brow trimmers that have a curled tip.
skinvac.comGood luck.
Tutorial here.
16. If you absolutely NEED to wax at home, remember to be cautious.
Make sure you're working on a clean surface so you don't get excess dirt and oil on the strips. Keep tabs on the wax's temperature to prevent burns, and don't wax more than once in one area — at that point, you're just pulling skin.
Finally, if you're using a kit, read ALL of the directions.
17. Natural oils can help with post-grooming cleaning and redness.
amazon.comDamone Roberts also mentions the importance of cleaning and moisturizing your eyebrows. Oils like tea tree will calm the skin and help combat breakouts and redness.
Original article and pictures take http://www.buzzfeed.com/chanelparks/everything-you-ever-needed-to-know-about-doing-your-eyebrows?sub=2834118_2183188 site
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