How to Fill in Over Plucked Eyebrows

Tweezers are great in between salon visits, or when a few stray hairs pop up, but they can be quite detrimental when overused. It’s easy to do- you pluck a few here, a few there and the next thing you know you are completely brow-bald! The only way to avoid this is to put the tweezers down; but when the damage is done, it’s done.
This doesn’t mean, however, that you have to walk in shame until they grow back- you can cover up your mess up!

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Brow pencil (to match natural shade)
• Brow gel (clear)
• Brow brush with short, firm bristles

1. Find a brow pencil that closely matches your natural brows rather than matching your hair color; very few people have the same color hair & brows.
   If this is impossible, opt for a flat eye shadow that does not contain shimmer.

2. Using the brow brush, comb the brows into their ideal, natural shape.

3. With the brow pencil, fill in any gaps or spaces in the brow using light, feathery strokes. Do not draw a straight line as this is a dead giveaway!
   If using an eye shadow as brow filler, you may use the same brow brush used in step 2, making small outward strokes for a more natural look.

4. Set the brow shape and color with the clear brow gel. If you do not have brow gel handy, spray a little hairspray to your finger or brow brush and apply to the brows.

Tips & Warnings

• Eyebrows may take up to 2 months to fully grow back, so be patient and step away from the tweezers!