CHOOSE ONE SHADE LIGHTER

One common mistake women do when using an eyebrow pencil is choosing the right shade. This can be extra tricky. Although the dark eyebrows and blonde mane look work for Cara Delevigne, it is much safer to go for something that looks more natural on you. When choosing the right shade, go one to two shades lighter than your natural eyebrow hair color. The key is to make the eyebrows look softer, not super deep and villainous.

GO FOR THE FEATHERED LOOK

The secret to well-groomed eyebrows is to make it look as natural as possible. Do not just fill it with color any way you want. Use upward feathery strokes from end to end. This technique gives your arches an illusion of more brow hair.

As you fill and blend, your natural hair may become messy. Use the spoolie brush to comb them back into place, patterned after the short line strokes you made earlier.

ENHANCE WHAT YOU HAVE

It is not recommended to go past your natural brow shape, unless you have super thin or barely-there eyebrows. As much as possible, outline your brows exactly on the edge where there is hair growth. Try not to draw a new line or shape on bare skin. Not only will this look fake, it would also be difficult to recreate the next time you have to groom your eyebrows again. Besides, working with your natural shape is quicker and a lot more convenient.