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Eyebrow Shaping - How to have perfect eyebrow shape?
There are many different ways in which one can shape his or her eyebrows. The general points are as follows:
- Men's eyebrows should be slightly thick and heavier in shape and the centre should be absolutely clean
- Women eyebrows should be of medium thickness and the shape must be very well defined.
- Normally eyebrow are shaped at a 45 degree angle.
Eyebrow Shaping - How to get your eyebrows to match your face?
Eyebrow Shaping can be done in following varied styles:
- Round :
Round eyebrows look very good on the faces that have big eyes and a large forehead. The eyebrows are shaped along the frontal bone and follow the shape of the eye. Since it is natural flow of the eyebrow it gives an innocent look to the face.
- Angular :
Angular eyebrows portray elegant and stern looks. A chubby, round face can be made more interesting by making angular eyebrows.
- Sweeping :
This shape generally suits all faces and gives a scope for different types of eye make-up. A sweeping shape in eyebrows helps to create an illusion of large and open eyes, balance a wide mouth and large nose and provide width to a long and triangular face.
Eyebrows for men
Eyebrow shaping is not just for the ladies. Eyebrow care works very well for men too. The unibrow is a common problem for all men. Once men turn 40 or 50 their hair gets wiry, and just trimming and grooming their eyebrow can make them look much younger. Gray hairs tend be dry, coarse and to stick out. An electrologist will selectively take them out and trim them. Men won't look feminine. An electrologist makes sure a man's brows are not too clean or defined.
Methods of Eyebrow Shaping:
There are various methods by which one can shape the eyebrows. It ranges from the most popular Eyebrow threading to the least Eyebrow Waxing. Refer to the links below for more details on this.
- Eyebrow Plucking
- Eyebrow Threading
- Eyebrow Waxing
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