The start of the brow should follow an imaginary line drawn from the outside of the nose to the inside corner of the eye.
Brows damaged by overtweezing, age, or chemotherapy can be drawn in to look quite natural. Use a pencil the color of original brows, and softly draw in the shape. Layer a complementary color of powder shadow with a brow brush to fill in and soften.
Bare spots can be filled in with light strokes of pencil or with powder shadow. If neither works, try layering both.
Brows too far apart can be corrected by filling in missing brow areas with light pencil strokes. Balance the brows carefully. Layer powder shadow on top.
Tadpole brows can be reshaped with shadow. Fill them in to create a straight line.
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1 Choose the color that matches your eyebrows and hair.
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2 For a natural option, use eyebrow mascara to create the look of a natural brow.
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3 For more definition, use powder shadow. Start at the inner corner of the brow. Make sure you fill in all the gaps in the brow hair.
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4 Bring the brush to the center, creating an arch, and then turn the brush and go down.
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5 Make sure the brow is long enough.