Women in Bloom
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Women in Bloom

The Power of Brows to Uplift your Look

by | Jun 11, 2024 | Beauty, Makeup

Reading time: 5 minutes

Are your eyebrows thin or sparse? Have they been put into the too hard basket and left alone? If so, what if reviving your humble brows could give your face an instant lift? Styled brows and a swipe of lippy that is. We’re talking minimal effort for maximum results here.

Hang in there and check out the benefits of having shapely brows, especially as you age. It’s time to embrace the power of your brows to uplift your look. After all, why not? It’s about having fun and boosting your feel good factors.

 

Black and white picture of woman from the 1920's with very thin brows.

The trends roll on, but with a greater appreciation of how the shape and lines of eyebrows can be flattering and used to uplift your look.

Eyebrow trends come and go

Back in the 20s and 30s and again in the 70s brows were plucked or waxed down to a thin line. Then in the 80s they were taken to the opposite extreme and a natural, bushy brow was embraced and celebrated, largely thanks to Brook Shields. In the 90s they became thinner again, but not quite as drastic. The trends roll on, but with a greater appreciation of how the use of eyebrow lines and shape can flatter and uplift your look.

Even sparse, unruly, thin and barely visible brows can be brought back to life and given better shape and definition.

Even sparse, unruly, thin and barely visible brows can be brought back to life and given better shape and definition

 

Work with what you’ve got

Everyone’s eyebrows are unique, in fact even your own two brows won’t be identical. They’re more like sisters. The shape, or lack of shape your brows are in right now can depend on what they’ve been put through in the past. For example, constant plucking and waxing can have an impact on their ability to grow back. But you can still achieve great results regardless. Even sparse, unruly, thin, and barely visible brows can be brought back to life and given better shape and definition.

 

When you look in the mirror or at a woman’s face your eye naturally takes in lines, shapes and the balance of her features.

When you look in the mirror or at a woman’s face your eye naturally takes in lines, shapes and the balance of her features

Groomed brows are like a face lift

The lines and curves of eyebrows help to frame a face. It’s all about the play of the eye. When you look in the mirror or at a woman’s face, your eye naturally takes in lines, shapes and the balance of her features. If she has defined brows your eye will be lifted up. If, on the other hand, the brows are like the down turned smile line of the 70s, or a thin line from beginning to end, it will have the opposite effect. Your eyes will be drawn down. When brows are patchy and uneven they won’t have much impact at all.

If you want guidance or help, book an appointment with a brow expert.

If you want guidance or help, book an appointment with a brow expert.

How to get your best brow shape

The three point guide for brow shaping has stood the test of time. It’s easy to follow and will help you map out the ideal beginning, end, and high point of your brows. Keep in mind there are many different looks you can play with or create with the help of brow products. If you want guidance and help, book an appointment with a brow expert at a benefit cosmetics Brow Bar.

 

Your eyes especially are enhanced when your brows are defined, whether it’s done subtly or with drama.

Your eyes especially are enhanced when your brows are defined, whether it’s done subtly or with drama

Defined brows frame your features

Eyebrows are as important for eyes as a frame is to a picture. Your eyes especially are enhanced when your brows are defined, whether it’s done subtly or with drama. The other important consideration is your face shape. For the best results, the lines and curves of your brows should be tweaked to complement your face shape. Another benefit of updating your brow shape as you age, is that your facial features may change. Refined brows can help to bring balance and symmetry back to your overall look.

Can brows grow back?

As long as the hair follicles are still healthy, they can grow back. If yours are sparse you could try a brow growth serum or cod liver oil, which has been shown to be effective. Keep in mind years of plucking and the passing years will take their toll. If you don’t see results from a serum in about three to six months, it’s time to move on. Add one or two brow products tailored to your individual needs to your makeup kit.

It doesn’t take a lot of time or effort to work a little magic and restore the power of your brows to uplift your look.

It doesn’t take a lot of time or effort to work a little magic and restore the power of your brows to uplift your look

Making the most of brow products

It doesn’t take a lot of time or effort to work a little magic and restore the power of your brows to uplift your look. For brows that have thinned or are patchy use a pencil or micro pencil in a shade that matches your hair colour to create hair-like strokes. For unruly brows use a brow setter or gel to tame them. Instead of plucking out white hairs, tint them using a brow or lash tint. You can do this yourself using a kit from a chemist or have it done professionally at a salon. There’s a solution for every concern so explore your options!

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Annie Millar

Annie Millar

Annie Millar, the Women in Bloom concept creator, is a beauty expert with 40+ years of experience in the beauty industry. Annie is passionate about empowering ageing women with the necessary beauty and self-care skills which will enable them to feel good about themselves inside and out, age courageously, live their best life, and become the inspiring role models younger women of today need.

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