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To say brows have evolved over the past few decades is an understatement. From bold to barely-there and then downright bushy, it’s been quite a journey. For now it seems full, fluffy brows are here to stay.

WORDS by BROOKE LE POER TRENCH

For anyone who has experienced the wonders of a professional brow grooming, it’s quite something to see how strategic plucking and a little shading can transform your face. There’s something so polished about strong, defined brows. The good news is that it’s easy enough to rehab them at home, if you know where you’re going. Here, we tackle some curly questions about how to handle gaps, dated shapes and barely-there hairs, and ensure the make-up you add has an impact. Problem 1 Not quite thick enough The good news is that it’s easy enough to bulk up brows. Once you have filled any spots, brush a tinted brow gel in the opposite direction of the hair’s growth, from the tail to the inner corner of brows. To finish, sweep the…

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The Australian Women's Weekly (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2022

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