Upturned and thick eyebrows are in fashion lately! I like this image very much for everyone. It especially catches my eye when examining the makeup made for models. Generally, this style is more natural, but makeup artists apply the look that makes the eyebrows thicker, combed upwards, and partially creates a botox effect in the eyebrow-eye area. Although I was surprised when I first heard that they got this look with soap, this is an ancient method; I will tell you a few different methods for you to do it; let’s start right away.
Eyebrow Soap
Although shaping eyebrows with soap is an old method, it has become extremely easy and has become very comfortable to use by putting soaps in such tiny boxes. Of course, carrying a massive bar of soap in your makeup bag will be difficult, so I find these types of products really easy. There is a product similar to Soap Brows in Turkey called bowwow, but I have never used it, but since I think they are almost the same, I am writing a short Soap Brows review + on how to use it.
Soap Brows
Since the box is small, it is straightforward to carry. No. She doesn’t shed her eyebrows. If you don’t rub your eyebrows, it stays the way you comb and fixes your eyebrows all day, often during the day. Its content is entirely organic and clean; no substances will harm your skin or eyebrows. This tiny box has been going on for quite some time; I should also mention that it is a vegan product.
If you do not want your eyebrows to be overgrown or combed up, you can fix the eyebrows with soap only; this way, your eyebrows will stay the same all day.
How to Use Eyebrow Soap?
Whether you use regular bar soap or these small boxed eyebrow soaps, there is an important issue that you should pay attention to. Colorless soap! All the boxed ones are colorless anyway, but if you want to do this with regular bar soap, you should buy transparent soap (you should be able to see it when you hold the soap upside down).
Make sure there is no makeup on your eyebrows. Comb your clean eyebrows upwards.
Squeeze 2-3 peanuts onto your soap with water/makeup fixer or rose water (it’s entirely up to you, you can have a little more hold with makeup fixing sprays, but water works just fine too). It would be best if you were careful about not to squeeze too much because when you squeeze too much liquid, the soap foams up. We don’t want it to foam; we want it to be easy to take.
Try to get the soap on your brush as much as possible by making back-and-forth movements with your eyebrow brush on the soap.
- With your eyebrow brush, slowly comb your eyebrows upwards while you will see that they are separated one by one and remain up as you comb.
- Give the shape you want; if you are not going to fill in your eyebrows, I recommend you straighten the ends of the upper eyebrows by keeping your brush horizontal.
- Give the soap on your eyebrows some time to dry while you can do your eye makeup.
- If you want to fill your eyebrows, you can fill them after they are dry.
- I can recommend you not to use liquid eyebrow products, it is not a big problem, but sometimes it can take the dryness of the soap.
