"Don't draw boxy lines, it's time for something new – your brows can still be strong, but you want them be soft, not harsh-looking,” Dedivanovic says.
“It’s all about layering on the products and the amount of pressure you use to apply them, which determines how light or dark your brows come out,” he guides. “I usually start by brushing the brows up or down, and then I lightly fill them in anywhere they need it with a brow pencil – mainly along the outer corners.”
But we’re not done yet – even lo-fi brows, according to Dedivanovic, take some work: “Next, I define the shape by taking a brow brush and shadow – I use one that’s one shade lighter than the pencil I used beforehand, which softens the look and adds dimension – to set everything. Then, I use a spoolie with hair spray, brow gel or a glue from Alcone to brush the brow into place.”
Of course, if you’re a fan of the Insta-brow, you keep doing you.
