How to Get Fuller, Natural Looking Brows

Thin, Sparse Brows

Fuller, Natural Look Brows

Just a Little Note

This post is not about my foundations, but I can't show before and after shots without pointing out why I adore Sweet Minerals. So, allow me a brief sidebar.

• Talc-free - Talc is a mineral mined in close proximity to asbestos. If a mineral makeup has Talc, it's a no go for me. I can't.

• like my Second skin - Just an even toned, polished to pretty me in lightweight foundation. 

ONLY Non Toxic Ingredients. So Sweet!!

Products used listed below. 

Truffle Brow Powder vs. Triple Espresso Mineral Liner

my Dynamic Duo for Brows that Wow

I LOVE the Triple Espresso Mineral Liner for my brows. I made a happy mistake one day and tried it on my brows instead of the Milky Chocolate Brow Powder. Now, I'm in love. 

I apply the Triple Espresso Mineral Liner with our Precision Liner Brush. It is just a tad softer in shade than our Truffle Brow Minerals. So, I get a softer, more natural looking brow that better suits my skin tone.

If your skin color is deeper than mine, consider Truffle Brow Minerals instead. Lighter? Try the Milky Chocolate Brow Minerals.

Here's how to do it...

1.) Find your PEAK. It's the highest point of your brow. If you don't have one, you can estimate it about 3/4 toward the tail end of your brow.

2.) Brush your brows up and across. After the peak, taper them to a point. Our brow kits include a spoolie to help. 

3.) Dip Precision Liner Brush into Triple Espresso Mineral. Dab off excess in cap. Use soft, feathery strokes to apply. Note: A little goes a long way.

Application Technique:
​Use soft, feather light strokes in parallel lines to the peak, then taper to a point. 

4.) Brush with spoolie as desired to soften lines for a more natural appearance. 

Tip:
Use wet or dry. A wet brush delivers sharper, more dramatic lines and color. A dry brush delivers a softer, more natural brow.

Precision Liner Brush

5.) Enjoy your gorgeous sweat-proof, swim-proof, and rain-proof brows.