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A guide to achieving the power brow

A guide to achieving the power brow
10 June 2013
Lisa Bramley
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Lisa Bramley
10 June 2013

The eyes are said to be the windows to our soul, making eyebrows the frame, so ensure you are bang-on-trend with a groomed brow this season. Follow our guide to achieving the power brow!

We’ve seen so many eyebrow trends, thank goodness we’re stuck in one that is achievable for all, from the Brooke (Shields) to the Kylie, top brow technicians Shavata and Ilah helps us to achieve the looks we covet.

When shaping your brows, think of it as a journey rather than a quick fix, if you’ve over plucked for years then it may take a while for hairs to return. To help this process why not leave your tweezers at home whilst on holiday and allow your hairs to re-grow, then set to work creating the masterpiece upon your return.

A fabulous set of brow stencils and the finest Swiss-made tweezers are the perfect place to start. Shavata, with her years of brow expertise allows us to use the tools of the trade. We love her slanted tweezers (£19.50) for their accuracy, grasping the exact hair that you’re trying to remove, for precision on even the shortest of hairs.

From this day forward take the pledge to only tweeze your brows once your desired shape is drawn in. With the use of stencils, lay the shape over the top of your natural brow, pencil or powder it in, then tweeze hairs that aren’t part of this shape. This way you’re working towards achieving your desired shape. Each week you should notice the need to use less brow make-up as your hairs return and fill in the gaps.

It may not always be necessary to tweeze your hairs; if your brows are long and unruly, consider trimming them. Using a brow comb, brush the brows upwards, then use Shavata brow scissors (£5.95) to trim any strays. Follow the same process with the brows swept downwards. Take this slowly, you can always remove more hairs, but you can’t stick them back on once cut!

The Ilah collection is full of fabulous brow products, all designed to help you achieve the look you desire in the comfort of your own home. We love her brow powders and their staying power, shower and sweat proof, your brows stay where you carefully place them! Ilah offer a gorgeous travel brow compact (£29.99) containing the essentials from her collection. The range of brow powders, a highlighter to use under the brow, give the effect of a lifted brow and youthful eye, and a fantastic brow tamer, keeping these unruly hairs in place all day long. Along with the brushes required to create your signature brow, this is your pocket brow technician!

Lisa Bramley

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