how do i shape round eyebrows into arched eyebrows?

Question

My eyebrows look like half circles and i want them to be more squareish. does anyone know a step by step guide on the internet i could look at? thank you

Answer 1

This is the best online article. It has step by step instructions w/ diagrams.
http://www.cosmeticscop.com/learn/makeup.asp?ID=175

Related article on choosing flattering brow for face shape: http://www.eyebrowz.com/faceshape.htm

Answer 2

i agree that you should let them grow out and get them waxed professionally. if you have shaped your own eyebrows into the "round" shape and now want the "arched" shape that might work, but if yours are naturally a round shape you shouldn't try to reshape them.

the number one rule in shaping your own eyebrows is to NEVER change the natural shape in which they grow. you should just clean them up so they are neat with no stray hairs. also don't remove too much hair and give yourself tiny brows. i see this on many women and it looks awful. if you're plucking, do a small section at a time, then back up and look at yourself in a normal sized mirror to get the big picture.

try these links. they have step-by-step directions with tips and pictures. hope this helped.

Answer 3

Hi,
at your local walgreens or other drug store they sell eyebrow stencils for shaping eye brows if none of them to your liking i would suggest this.. use a brow pencil or brown eye shadow to sketch the shape you like right on your face do both until even and to your liking then pluck or wax off rest make sure were ever youve drawn there is hair there to begin with and be carful with wax you can take off more than you want if your not carful good luck baybmonster

Answer 4

Try making them round and see if you like it? I think they would suite you more round as you seem to have a round face, they arch pointy look is more for girls with a squarish or slim face.

Answer 5

let them grow out and then get them professionally threaded just to make sure that the shape is what you want and then you should maintain them profesionally at least once a month with your own touchup throughout the month, threading only costs aroud $10