How to groom your eyebrows the right way

Your eyebrows have the ability to shape your face. One wrong move and your facial beauty can go for a toss and you're going to have to wait for close to 2-3 weeks to make any changes. Hence, your brow game should always be strong if you want to make an impact on people with just your facial features. Now, not all people are blessed with fuller, darker eyebrows. But the beauty marker has now made it possible for people to create the eyebrows of their dreams by introducing tweezers, filler pencils and many such brow products. Here's a guide on how to groom your eyebrows to perfection.

Always and always make sure you have one magnifying mirror when you are tweezing your brows. And another large mirror to keep checking your progress. This will definitely help keep things even. Take your time when you are tweezing your brows.

Don't go out and about on your brows in one single day. The rule is to not touch your own brows between appointments, but if you need to do it yourself, tweeze just a few hairs in one day. Don't ever try to do it all in one go. This way you can easily stick to the shape, especially if you've got them done professionally in recent times.

Don't pluck hair from the top part of your brows as it could ruin your brow shape. Give your brows a good brush and see if there's any hair growing away from the natural shape. If in case you see any strays, pluck them away and touch nothing else.

Place the end of an eyeliner pencil at the inner corner of your left nostril and use the pencil point to mar the point at the top. Repeat the same procedure on the other side. The space between the two points is the most you should pluck between your eyebrows. Anything more than that will end up creating too much of a gap.

Trimming your eyebrows will help you retain their shape, but you need to be careful. You need a spoolie brush and some straight scissors. Brush all the hair up and trim anything standing beyond the shape of your brow. You need to make sure you use small snips. Avoid big snips at all costs.