Adding
color to light brows is easy with Eyebrowz. The stencils give you the shape,
and the powder coats the entire "open" area.
This
collection of photos of Claudia demonstrates how the powder colors both
skin and hair to create one apparent shape.
How To
(click on the highlighted tools to
see the info on the tool)
Tools: The
white Eyebrowz
outliner stick. Direction: Mark where you want the brow to begin and end.
See where to begin and end the brows.
At the start the brow is rounded in shape.
Tools: An Eyebrowz
stencil, (optional
Eyebrowz
stencil band
holder to help
hold position). In this case the soft angled, thin stencil shape
Je#1
was used.
Direction: Place the stencil in position, lining up the inner corner of
the stencil with the white mark you have made.
Note: stencil is actually clear so you can easily see through it- it was
colored only for this photo.
Tools: Cotton swabs (for
blending) Direction: Remove the stencil. A cotton swab can be used
to lightly blend the brow powder.
Repeat for the other side.
The
stencil works together with the powder to create an edge that is
soft yet visible. It is this edge that creates the illusion of hair
being present. The powder also adds both volume and color creating
brows where no hair exists.
Where to from here? We
suggest you follow the 
