How to get flawless ombre brows?
Ombre brows are getting more and more popular in makeup (both tattooed or applied with regular fillers). They look really natural, breathtaking and simply on fleek, which is what we expect!
Is there anything you should learn about ombre brows? There’s a lot, actually. The effect can be achieved with various methods. Before you decide on one, check them all!
What’s the ombre brow look?
Depending on a technique you choose, ombre effect differs. There’s one rule for all methods, though. Ombre brows have darker bottom and tip whereas the start and arch are lighter.
To get the effect, you either use two colors or skilfully shade the pigment, building the color intensity.
Ombre brows, as lovely as natural brows
Why are ombre brows a thing? Because ombre shading makes our own natural brows look their best. If you’re after a “wow” look – neither fake-looking nor cartoonish – ombre brows make a perfect option. Grading the color skillfully lets you get natural-looking shading and amazing enhancement for the entire face, and all is done in a subtle way.
How to ombre your brows?
There are several techniques and the two that girls choose most often. The “lifetime” of the effect is what sets them apart. Which method to pick?
- Ombre microblading
Semi-permanent brows are far more popular. It’s no wonder because it lasts longer. Once done, ombre brows last even up to a couple of years. On the other hand, it’s a pricey procedure that has to be performed by a qualified microblading expert. Ombre effect is achieved through introducing pigment into the skin precisely, reaching the proper depth and getting the right color saturation – only this way you won’t get a uniform color. Ombre microbladed brows are done with the hardest technique but the effect you get is maximally natural. - Ombre brows with ordinary products
Other option involves regular makeup products. You either apply them on your own or let a beautician show you how to do that. The biggest downside is having to repeat the procedure every single day. On the other hand, it’s a budget solution. To get ombre brows, you need two colors (pencils, pomades, powders). You apply the darker one to the bottom line and sharp tip whereas the lighter color goes to the start of brows and the upper line. If you blend them with skill, you get amazing brow definition and a very natural effect. Last of all, you need to be aware that ombre brow makeup is tedious, plus you need some experience and time to get the hang of the style.
