Tips for drawing eyebrows with eyebrow powder

In life, drawing eyebrows that suit you can modify your face shape and increase the three-dimensional sense of your face. The most popular method this spring is to use eyebrow powder to draw thick eyebrows. Eyebrow powder is a kind of eyebrow drawing tool, but it is not easy to control for makeup novices. Using eyebrow powder to draw eyebrows can create different shades of eyebrows, which can make the eyes more lively. So what are the techniques for using eyebrow powder when drawing eyebrows?

Tips for drawing eyebrows with eyebrow powder

Use a harder brush, dip it in eyebrow gel, and then brush along the desired contour. Don't brush it randomly, because after applying the eyebrow gel, the eyebrow powder you apply later will basically follow the contour set by the eyebrow gel.

The brushing motion should be light, and apply eyebrow gel a little bit at a time, starting from the middle of the eyebrow, brushing backwards to the end of the eyebrow, and then brushing the front of the eyebrow. Pay attention to the front part, especially the eyebrow, and be sure to brush lightly, otherwise the outline of the eyebrow will be very fake and obvious.

Then use the softer end to pick up the eyebrow powder. Note: Be sure to apply it gently, don't use too heavy hands, and apply small amounts multiple times.

Similarly, start applying eyebrow powder from the middle of your eyebrows. Note: The darkest part of the entire eyebrow is the area below the brow peak.

Sweep it according to the shape set previously, and the basic shape will appear.

Then choose an eyebrow tint with a natural eyebrow color. Note: apply it lightly, apply a little and check, don't overdo it. Then use an eyebrow brush to gently brush along the growth direction of the eyebrows and apply the eyebrow tint evenly.

Now you’re done. Don’t your eyebrows look natural and beautiful?

How to draw eyebrows with three-color eyebrow powder?

Tutorial starts:

1. Use the lightest color to draw the front 1/3 of the eyebrows

2. Use a neutral color to draw the main body of the eyebrows, leaving the tail exposed.

Important note here: overlap the second half of the eyebrow painted with the first color, so that the color transition is more natural.

3. Use the darkest color to draw the end of the eyebrow, and overlap it with the middle and back part of the eyebrow to make a connection.

In the first three steps, use the flat end of the eyebrow brush! 4. Finally, use the three-dimensional end of the eyebrow brush to sweep along the direction of the eyebrows to make the overall eyebrow shape natural and three-dimensional.