Gray Eyebrow Hair Coverage
Time: 5 minutes
Graying brow hairs, hairs that are too long, and bald spots can make you look older than your years.
The white stick provides superior color coverage. Apply it to individual hairs. Colored powder particles stick to those hairs all day.
This model is wearing the Dark Blonde Powder.
BEFORE
AFTER
HOW TO
STEP 1 - THE WHITE STICK
Tools: The Eyebrowz white outliner stick
Directions: Lightly stroke the gray brow hairs with the white stick. The white stick works as an adhesive. It helps hold the color particles in the powder to the individual hairs that need help.
STEP 2 - FILLING IN
Tools: Eyebrowz angled brow brush, Eyebrowz brow powder , a cotton swab or sponge brush.
Directions: Brush the hairs with the brow powder. Very lightly blend the powder with a cotton swab. Select a brow powder that is the color of the rest of your brow hair. We have 12 shades.
STEP 1 - MARKING
Tools: The Eyebrowz white outliner stick.
Directions: Lightly stroke the gray brow hairs with the white stick. The white stick works as an adhesive. It helps hold the color particles in the powder to the individual hairs that need help.
STEP 3 - FINISHING TOUCHES
Tools: A cotton swab and/or brow scissors
Directions: Lightly brush a cotton swab over the powdered area to remove any excess. Carefully trim any unruly brow hairs.
HOW THE WHITE STICK WORKS
Brow powder will make graying brow hair look vital and deeper in color. For maximum gray coverage the Eyebrowz white stick will coat the hairs making each hair sticky. The result is more powder particles will stick to each hair giving superior gray coverage.
How coverage looks under a microscope:
Powder coverage without the white stick.
Powder coverage when the white stick is used to make the hair sticky first.
