Try new brow shapes without the commitment!

[Pelagia]

I came across brow wax and sealer when I was reading "making faces" by the late makeup artist Kevin Aucoin a while back and I thought I would share in case anyone wants to try new eyebrow shapes without waxing or shaving their beloved eyebrows off.

Basically, you can apply wax, sealer, and foundation to create the illusion of having no eyebrows, then you can draw them on however, you like! You can also buy stencils of all different brow shapes, and I always wondered how all those models were brave enough to change their eyebrows all of the time

You can get more info at the link below:
http://www.tgcosmetics.com/makeover/makeoverBrow.htm

[Pyre]

Intriguing. I think my mom would question me to death if she caught me pressing a spatula to my face, however. Oh well, I pluck my eyebrows so that they look drawn on, so I am not worried about it. But, just in case I ever feel the need to try something different, I thank you for a link to such a neat trick

[Graveyard.Crow]

I pluck my eyebrows really thin then outline them so that they look thin AND dark, not just thin and none existant. But I always wanted to know what I would look like with really thin brows

[Pelagia]

I have always wanted the straight angled art deco eyebrows of one of the women in my favorite painting and I think the bride of frankenstein has them too. My problem is when I first has my eyebrows waxed when I was young they did them pretty thin and certain spots didnt grow back, they are fine but I fear making them any thinner in case they dont look good

Heres a link to the painting with the eyebrows I love:
http://i18.tinypic.com/2ag9mkn.jpg

[BlackButterfly]

I tried that (the wax and re-draw thing) a couple of times, but I can't draw the same eyebrows twice (not even in my drawings on paper! -_-;;).

Stencils are always too long for my brow area as well (unless I want that lovely Klingon brow line), so that's out too. Alternately I guess I could just make my own stencils...

Ah well, practice, practice! Indeed, for those with the patience and creativity, it's a good idea.

[Mick Ignis]

Hmm, I wonder if the wax works with light facial hair. I want to keep what little I have, but like to be clean shaven for specific occasions.