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Barbara Fialho backstage at Ralph Rucci SS 2014
fashion show, New York. (image via Barbara Fialho Instagram)
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- Go dark - fierce blond brow: said no one ever. Chiara Ferragni, from The Blonde Salad, is a great example of blonde going darker for brows. Depending on where you live you can have salons dye your eyebrows, unfortunately, Massachusetts bans the practice so I do it myself at home! Use q-tip to outline brows with Vaseline to control staining, mix preferred at home color kit, & use q-tips to apply onto brows. Once time is up: thoroughly wash face and apply exfoliating mask to get rid of any stains. (I use eSalon color & follow with REN Glyclol Lactic Radiance renewal mask)
- Go clean - The only way a flower bush is seen is by removing the weeds that grow around it. So, too, is it imperative we wax or thread our brows on the regular! I schedule my brow waxes right after dyeing brows, so I get a beautiful shape and absolutely no stain left-behind. Elements of a good wax job include: trimming, removal and tweezing of brows, whilst, keep natural brow shape. In between shaping sessions keep a good pair of tweezers to remove any strays. (Tweezerman is awesome!)
- Go full - Once you have your brows the color you want, it's time to create fullness by filling in areas where your brows lack a bit with a good eyebrow pencil or shadow. I recommend
Lancôme 'Le Crayon Poudre' in Sable (I have used it for about ten years!)
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