A Makeup Artist Shares the Best Products for Great Eyebrows

If you have decent brows, but wouldn’t mind a little fullness and volume to add some definition, try this. I use this daily.

Go in with a light hand so you don’t spread pigment all around the brows. I find this is a great dupe for Benefit Gimme brow, I even like this better.

Do not use this product if you have very sparse brows, the gel will just smear all over.

If you have sparse brows and need something to fill in and add some shape, this will be your easiest way to get that.

This is a pretty good lower priced dupe for the Anastasia product.

Draw small “hair like” strokes in the areas where you need filling in.

If you have some more skill and want something to create a great full brow I like to use a powder.

I find the colors I use most are:
Taupe for very blonde;
Soft brown for darker blondes;
Medium for all brown haired;
Dark brown for darker girls.

To apply the powder, use a fine brow brush with a spoolie (mascara-style brush) on the other end like this one.

Draw small hairlike strokes to create the shape you want and brush through with the spoolie to soften it.

This is great to “set” the hairs in place after powder. If you have good brows and just want to brush them up and keep them polished looking, this is also a great product. Young girls just starting out with makeup love this. They can just brush their brows into place without any harshness.