Eyebrow stencils are a quick and easy way for novices to achieve perfect eyebrow shapes without complicated measurements and angles. 🙂
HOW TO USE EYEBROW STENCILS
1. First apply the brow wax. This helps prep your brows for the product and helps it stay on longer.
2. Choose your weapon of choice.
3. Line up the stencil the best you can over your natural brow. The stencils have lines on them to guide you in your positioning. I found it a little tricky to hold the stencil in place at first, so try to copy how I am holding it with my fingers so it’s a bit easier.
4. Apply the brow colour of your choice to the first section of the stencil. These stencils have two sections so you can reposition the arch if you need to.
5. Voila, a filled in brow.
6. Position the outer half of the stencil over your arch. I bring mine in slightly, overlapping the section I already did, otherwise I find that my brow extends outwards too far. Fill in the stencil once again.
7. With your brush, go back in and gently touch up the part where the arch connects. Touch up anywhere that needs a little fixing.
8. For a bolder look, I like to go back in and widen the inner part of my brow. I just think it looks better when the inner part is thicker and noticed the stencil didn’t really do that for me.
9. Voila, a finished brow!
10. Wipe your stencil off, flip it around, and do the same on the other side. via Butterfly Salon
HOW TO USE EYEBROW STENCILS
1. First apply the brow wax. This helps prep your brows for the product and helps it stay on longer.
2. Choose your weapon of choice.
3. Line up the stencil the best you can over your natural brow. The stencils have lines on them to guide you in your positioning. I found it a little tricky to hold the stencil in place at first, so try to copy how I am holding it with my fingers so it’s a bit easier.
4. Apply the brow colour of your choice to the first section of the stencil. These stencils have two sections so you can reposition the arch if you need to.
5. Voila, a filled in brow.
6. Position the outer half of the stencil over your arch. I bring mine in slightly, overlapping the section I already did, otherwise I find that my brow extends outwards too far. Fill in the stencil once again.
7. With your brush, go back in and gently touch up the part where the arch connects. Touch up anywhere that needs a little fixing.
8. For a bolder look, I like to go back in and widen the inner part of my brow. I just think it looks better when the inner part is thicker and noticed the stencil didn’t really do that for me.
9. Voila, a finished brow!
10. Wipe your stencil off, flip it around, and do the same on the other side. via Butterfly Salon