Hi everyone! It's been awhile! I finally had the time again to do a blog. (I have all the time in the world now! Ha!) My previous post was about my eyebrow routine using a pencil, now I'll be sharing with you guys how I do my brows using a Powder/Cake. I have two ways of doing it because it depends if I have the time to perfect them brows and I want them to be precised or I dont have the time and I dont want to put too much effort on it. It also depends on my mood. ;)
Ill be using my Marionnaud brush, it's dual ended so it's handy! It comes with a brush for the application on the other side, and the other one is a spoolie. Very convenient!
Next, is the star of the show ( I mean, post). It's my Eyebrow Cake from NYX in Taupe.
Inside, you can find two mini brushes. One spoolie and the other one is just an ordinary brush. It also contains a wax, two shades of powders: One light and one dark.
Here's how I use this.
First is of course to brush your brows in place. Then, with that mini brush, I dip it into the wax and apply it to my brow hair just so it would stay in place.
You can use a setting spray or just water.
Sprayed some on the cover.
I find it easier to use and the color shows its true shade when it's use with a damp brush. Plus, that's why it's called eyebrow cake because it's easier to blend with if it's a little bit damp. ( dont quote me on that though haha. )
I dip my damp brush into the two shades then take off the excess with a clean tissue paper. I outline my bottom part of my brows.
Then my upper part. I blend them afterwards and then put some for the sparse parts of my brows and then brush it off using the other end of my eyebrow brush.
If you have put too much and you messed the shape of your brows you can always use your concealer and clean it up, like what I did in my previous post
Here's how they look!
Full make up list:
Fashion 21 Two way cake
Jordana blush
Wet & Wild Just Peachy and mixed with NYX Matte in Angel.
Maybelline's Falsies Mascara
NYX Concealer Jar
'Till next post!
`Thy!
