 
When eyebrows thin or fall out during treatment,
you can use professional make-up artist techniques to fill and recreate
them. It’s a skill you’ll learn first-hand at a LGFB
group program. Or just follow our directions:
First, choose an eyebrow pencil shade in your
current hair or wig color — or just slightly darker. Since
eyebrow color does vary, choose what feels most appropriate for
you. For a natural look, some cosmetologists suggest alternating
lines with two complementary shades of pencil. Be sure to start
with foundation and powder (step three)
to prevent smudging.
Next, find your natural brow shape. Hold the pencil
straight up against your nose, parallel to the inside corner of
your eye — and place a dot at the brow bone to mark where
the eyebrow begins. Looking straight ahead, place the pencil parallel
to the outside edge of the colored part of the eye — and place
a dot to mark the highest point in the arch. Finally, place the
pencil diagonally along the bottom corner of your nose to the outside
corner of your eye — and place a dot where the eyebrow ends.
 To
recreate the brow, connect the three dots with the pencil using
short, feathery, upward strokes to simulate the look of hair. Taper
the brow naturally to the end, perhaps using a photo for reference.
Use the brush end of the pencil to gently blend and soften. Finally,
apply the lightest dusting of loose powder to set the pencil, if
desired.
Welcome
| Skin
Care | Concealer
| Base/Powder
| Blush
| Brows
| Shadow/Liner
| Mascara
| Lipstick/Liner
| Nails
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