EYEBROW TUTORIAL USING ONLY 2 PRODUCTS | TUTORIAL FOR SPARSE BROWS OR NO BROWS | BEGINNERS GUIDE

Hello my jellies, welcome back to my channel, my name is Angelique and today I am very excited because I will finally bring you a new updated

eyebrow

tutorial

. I know you guys have been waiting for this since November because that was my last

tutorial

and in that tutorial I used a lot of

products

because as you can see my

eyebrow

hairs are very

sparse

so I felt like I needed those

products

, all of them to be able to get a realistic version of real eye

brows

, however, since then I have been working very hard. being able to reduce the amount of products I use because I know it's too much for someone to buy, especially if they don't own any of the products.

To start off and speaking of my previous eyebrow tutorial, I just want to say thank you. so much so because we currently have over three hundred and twenty two thousand views which is astronomical for my little channel as the quest for profit eye

brows

is on. I wanted to make this one of my posts and today I am

only

going to be

using

two products, I will be

using

Benefit Cabral. I'm on shade 3 and then I'm also going to use gimme brow and before I start let me tell you that these really quick brows are very specific for everyone. she likes her brows a different way so there are a couple of things: the brow products I have may not match this because it's a wig and it will probably match my natural hair better so I have this little headband for you guys no I didn't focus too much on that.

I hope you guys learn from this even if you don't like my eyebrow style. I hope you guys just take away the actual techniques that I'm giving you, that's what I want for you. guys to focus on to help them. I also want to thank you because in my previous eyebrow tutorial I got a lot of comments asking why my eyebrow hairs were so

sparse

and a lot of people said it was because of their thyroid and I just want to thank you because I found out that was part of my problem and since I take medication, I feel like my eyebrow hairs have grown back in a moment.

I'm going to bring them closer. a little bit more because I want you to be able to see up close how sparse my eyebrow hairs are so you can see how comparable my eyebrows are to yours and so you'll know if this eyebrow tutorial is for you because if you have very thick eyebrows, this one might not be the tutorial for you, okay? Have you zoomed in as much as my camera allows? I just wanted to show you exactly what I'm dealing with, like I said. My eyebrow hairs have grown back in some so there's a pretty good line here, a big chunk missing here and then there's some here, some here and then my tail is pretty good, so what am I going to do?

Start with what I started in each of my eyebrow tutorials and that is tracing the eyebrows. I always feel like this is super important because it's a number one thing that people always ask me where my eyebrows start and where. How is my art going? Where do they end? The first thing I'm going to do is this beneficial goat. When you remove the lid, it has its own little brush and you can just flip it over and use it however you want. I have a brow brush that I've been using for a long time, so I'm going to stick with that.

What I like to do is just take the end of this and scoop out a little bit of ointment and I like to just put it in my hand and work it in little by little so it doesn't dry out what's inside the jar so what I like to do is place this on both sides of my brush and make sure my brush is very nice and flat, as you can see my brush is very nice and flat. I usually like to trace my eyebrows with a pencil, but I don't have a benefit pencil here with me, so I'll just show you. how to do it with this so what I like to do is I just take the brush and I like to line it up right here on the curve of my nose or like between the edge of the curve that I have here and I'm I'm just going to go up and make a little line below.

I'm going to go from the center of my nose to the pupil of my eye and my arch should be right there and this will be the highest point of my eyebrow and so last. I'm going to go from the corner of my nose to the outer corner of my eye and then mark it there. Next, I'll take my pencil and connect them very lightly, like this. that I have some kind of God to follow this part here is going to be like a straight line and then we're going to curve it here and then we're going to go straight here too, you just have to figure out what works best for you, but that's the way that I prefer.

I'm going to take a spoolie brush and just brush my eyebrow hairs down and then we'll do the same thing now. One thing I would like to mention is that I like to keep my lines right where my actual eyebrow hair is now. If your eyebrow hairs are so sparse, you can draw them as thin or as thick as you like. Everyone's preferences are different. I have a little bit of hair here, so I'm going to try to keep it within these lines and again I'm going to curve into the arch and then I'm going to bring it to this line that we made where the tail of the eyebrow should end, so what am I going to do? do?

I'm going to draw hair strokes with this and show you how I like to do it, so I like to take my brush and press it against my skin, but I'm going to do it. very lightly, I'm not going to give it too much pressure and then I'm just going to move it and drag it up so you can see, it's giving me strokes like hairs and I'm just going to draw them in the same direction that my natural hair grows or how I'm going. to brush it and if you get too much in one place, all you have to do is keep going over it and it just blends it out, so here I'm going to keep it in the same position, I'm going to leave my brush down and I'm going to move it up, I'm just going to move it up. back and forth and I might want to make sure I get here close to the edge if I have to. just use the tip to get to places you miss a little, so that's cool too.

I'm tilting these eyebrow hairs a little bit because my natural eyebrows go that way, but I like to brush them because I like the feathered look, so I'm going to start moving them up because my natural hairs here go up. I feel the most important thing is to get the original hair as downward strokes. I missed that one a bit. A little bit, we can just take it out a little bit and blend it in and it'll be fine, but I feel like we need the original strokes of the hair to make it look realistic and then we can keep adding more, so then I'm just going to keep filling them in until I feel like I'm happy with it. them and that's where I want them to be.

I like to let it sit for a few seconds to let it set and then I'll grab my spoolie brush. and I'm just going to blend it in a little bit, but not too much, because I want to keep the dimension of the hair stroke. If that makes sense, now I'm going to use the gimme eyebrows benefit now, as you can see, it has this little little brush on the end and it has little microfibers. I know most people don't do it this way. You would like to just brush it and you can do that, but I like to take it from the tail and I like it. "I don't want to touch my skin with this because it will ruin our eyebrows, but I like to just move the hair in the opposite direction of where I'll end up putting them because I feel like this goes right underneath," she adds. more fibers to the hairs and then it makes them more voluminous and the more volume they have, the more 3D and more realistic it looks and then it also creates the illusion that we have many more hairs than we do and it blends with the eyebrow. strokes that we made with the pomade, so I'm going to blend this backwards when I get here to the front where my hair goes up, I'm literally going to brush them back, down, but like I said, don't touch them. the skin with this because it could damage our eyebrows.

I'm going to try to get to every little hair that I can so it creates the illusion that there's more now, once I've done that I'm going to go back with the brush and brush my hairs in the direction I want them to go. I like a slightly feathered look because I feel like that also gives the illusion that we have more hair than we do, so I like to brush mine. pretty straight and as you can see it looks very real, especially compared to this one, so to clean it up what I do is I take whatever concealer or something like that that you like to use, you can even use your foundation if you need to. and I'm going to go back and clean underneath, so I'm going to follow that line that we did at the beginning, this is where you can make them as thin as you want. or leave them as thick as you like.

I like to clean up a little bit here, as you can see we used two products and this looks like a real eyebrow. These beneficial products will literally last all day, so I'm going. go ahead and do my other eyebrow off camera and then I'll come back and show you how they all look together okay guys so I did both eyebrows and then I also did this glam look because I wanted you to see what my eyebrows look like after I draw them and after I put makeup on my entire face to see how they best fit my face and to show you a better idea of ​​an overall look.

I filmed this look for a tutorial. Also, that should be available at the end of this week. Thank you all so much for tuning in. I hope these techniques really helped you and if they did, don't forget to subscribe to my channel to help me and thank me. Thank you very much for the more than three hundred and twenty-two thousand views of my previous eyebrow tutorial. I hope he liked this one too and I'll see you in the next one. Hello.