Beauty tip: how to re-gain a beautiful brow shape at home...

Top beauty tip of the day...

 Although a statement set of brows should look sleek and sculpted, a frequent change in fashion trends has left many flaunting a set of sparse and shapeless strands that fail to flatter and frame the face.

 In order to ensure that your eyebrows are emphasised for all of the right reasons, here are our top three steps for how to re-gain a beautiful brow shape at home.

 1.Place a pencil (or an orange stick - the ideal tool) at the side of the nose in a vertical position i.e.the tip of the pencil should be pointing towards the forehead - this is where the brows should start, and any hair before (above the bridge of the nose and between the start of each brow) should be removed to avoid a frown like appearance.

 2.Keeping the pencil (or orange stick!) in the same position, swivel the tip until it's crossing the outer corner of the eye - this is where the brow should end, and any hair beyond this point should be removed to prevent the brows from looking droopy, and the eyes from looking tired.

 3.Re-place the pencil (or orange stick) in a vertical position by the side of the nose, before sliding it slightly to the side so that it passes through the centre of the eye - this is where the highest point of the brow's arch should be positioned in order to open up the eye, and emphasise its shape and surrounding bone structure.

 Top tip: the general brow guideline (as detailed above) can be adapted for eyes that are close set or spaced too far apart by simply changing where the brows start and end.

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