Concalorating eyebrows can be an essential skill for several makeup looks, from theatrical to drag, or simply for those who seek to experiment with a different shape or size.
Here is a step -by -step guide for beginners on how to hide the eyebrows
Preparation
Start with a clean face. Make sure your eyebrows are clean and dry, without oils, makeup or moisturizers that can prevent the products from adhering correctly.
Glue
Use a washable glue bar (preferably one that dries) to plan your eyebrows. Apply the glue against the grain from the eyebrow hairs to make sure that each hair is covered, then smiles at the spot in the direction they grow. Repeat this step several times to make sure the eyebrows are completely flat. Between each layer, allow the glue to dry or use a blown dryer in a cold configuration to accelerate the process.
Pressing and configuring
Once your eyebrows are glued and the glue is completely dry, use a spatula or the back of a spoon to press the hairs as flat as possible. Then, place the glue with a generous application of translucent dust, pressing the dust on the eyebrows with a breath or sponge.
Concealment
Apply a full coverage corrector or coverage on your eyebrows. It is better to use a product that coincides with the tone of your skin. Pass the product on your eyebrows instead of cleaning the prevention that disturbs the glue. To complete the eyebrows, you may have several layers and be sure to configure each layer with dust to prevent the product from moving.
Establishing everything
After achieving full coverage, configure your makeup with another translucent layer or dust to make sure everything remains in place.
Final touches
Now that your eyebrows are hidden, you can draw new eyebrows with eyebrow pencils, ointments or eye shadows, depending on the appearance you are looking for.
Elimination
When ready to eliminate makeup, use an oil -based breast rash or cleaner to gently dissolve glue and makeup. Be patient and soft to avoid getting the eyebrow hair.