Looking Good

The trick to full brows is to come clean, then fill in the
blanks. Waxing director Eliza Petrescu of Avon Salon & Spa
explains it for us:

* Choose a pencil and powder in the correct shade. Women with
fair complexions should use a blonde shade, those with olive
tones should go tawny or brown, and those with with African-
American skin should use gray.

* Brush brows downward with a dry, mascara-like wand. To
define the arch, use the pencil to draw a line along the
upper edge of the brow. Comb the brows upward and outward.

* For added fullness, dust eye shadow into the hairs of the
brow with a stiff, slanted brush. Dip the brush into a tiny
amount of powder and use short, gentle strokes while applying.

* If brows have been severely overtweezed, brush the hairs in
the direction of the growth, and fill in any visible patches
with powder. Avoid adding to the top or bottom of the brows.

* Comb a clear brow gel up through the brows to set hairs in
place.