Rebecca Shores MUA: Brow Tutorial: Three looks all with Makeup Forever Aqua Brow

Top is MUFE Aqua Brow in 25; full, then blended.

Bottom is MUFE Aqua Brow in 10; full, then blended.

Both are ashy, which is ideal for brows. I do add a bit of a warm shadow if I am working with red heads.

I am using 25 in the three brow looks that I am doing on myself, so you can see how it can be blended out and lightened or worn darker. My favorite thing about these is that they are so versatile.

I am using a Sigma E75, but any angled brush should work.

You just need a tiny bit, like a pinhead sized amount for both brows & even less if you're just lightly filling them in. Once you do it a few times you'll be able to tell how much you need.

Here is my bare brow.

My Everyday Brow

This is how I typically do my brows. I do change my brows up depending on the look I am going for, but this is what I normally do.

Start with a bit of the product on your brush and line from the arch to the tail.

So you can see it better.

Then I take a tad less product and define from the start to the arch underneath. I have dark hairs, but they are semi-sparse so I like to define the front.

Again, so you can see it better.

Here's an example of how dark or how light you can go, also what I will be calling "feathery strokes".

I do light, feathery stokes throughout the brow and then blend with a spooley. To blend, I just brush the spooley through my brows until I get rid of lines I dont want.

Then, to get my brows into place since they like to go crazy, I use clear mascara. They won't stay shiney, but I took the picture too soon after applying. Whoops!

Power Brow/Pin up Brow

Two different brows. You can see how they effect the look of your face.

I use more product than I would for my everyday brow and define the arch and tail, this time also going over the top of the arch, not just ot the apex. I do this in two strokes.