Pictorial| Everyday Eyebrow Routine

This is just a step-by-step demo on how I do my eyebrows on days where I'm not wearing much eye makeup. I fill them in because I want them to look more cleaned up not and as thin as they are naturally! 

Step 1: I brush through my brows with a spoolie brush to make sure there is 

no foundation on them and to put any stray hairs back into place.

 Step 2: I take a little bit of the tinted product I'm using for that day 

(here I'm using the ELF Eyebrow Kit in Medium) on an angled

brush and fill in the outer half of my brow starting at

the arch. I then take whatever is left on the brush and draw 

a line underneath the inner half.

 Step 3: I use the same angled brush and lightly feather the line 

upwards. As you can see, the harsh line isn't there anymore!

I do this without adding anymore product onto the brush

because I like the inner part  to be lightest.

 Step 4: I dip my brush in the product one more time,

but I barely pick any up. With very light pressure, I draw

a line from the innermost part of the brow to the arch 

and feather it in to meet up with the lower line.

Step 5: I then take a creamy concealer that is lighter than my skin tone 

(Sonia Kashuk's Hidden Agenda Concealer Palette) and put it

 all around the outside of my eyebrows. This is great if you haven't

had a chance to tweeze a few hairs that are growing 

back in because it helps disguise them!

 Step 6: I blend out the concealer. Sometimes I use my finger 

and sometimes I use a fluffy brush. It might be hard to tell from

this picture but the concealer adds a really subtle highlight 

and really cleans up the edges. 

 After this last step, I will sometimes set everything with a clear brow gel. 

I use ELF's clear Brow & Lash Mascara. If you don't have access

to brow gel, you can spray some hairspray on a brow comb 

or spoolie and set them into place like that!

Before & After:

What are your favorite eyebrow products or techniques?