Alot of people know how to apply make up, but not too many people know how to pluck their eyebrows...so for those of you who fall in this category...here are a few tips on how to create a well-shaped eye brow.Plucking the eyebrow
*Brush your brows straight up with an old toothbrush or an old mascara wand, and then level off the top, smoothing along with the brush.
*Brush your brows straight up with an old toothbrush or an old mascara wand, and then level off the top, smoothing along with the brush.
*If you have a few extra-long hairs, don't pluck them. Trim off about half of the hairs so they lie down properly.
*After that, apply either an ice cube or some baby teething gel to numb the area (it might hurt a little)
*The inside edge of your eyebrow should align with the inner corner of your eye.
*The easiest way to work out how long the tail of your eyebrow should be is to imagine the under-eye line continued to where it would meet with the eyebrow.
*The arch of your eyebrow should follow the curve of your upper eyeline
* Then, take out any stray hairs in the middle bit above your nose. It will help you get used to the feeling of plucking the hair because it is usually less sensitive here than above the eyes.
*Start plucking from underneath the eyebrow, working from the inside, by the nose, to the outside. Grip the hair firmly and smoothly, and pull it in the direction in which it grows. If you quickly yank it out, you stand a chance of the hair breaking off under the surface of the skin and becoming infected. Painful and not very attractive!
*After that, apply either an ice cube or some baby teething gel to numb the area (it might hurt a little)
*The inside edge of your eyebrow should align with the inner corner of your eye.
*The easiest way to work out how long the tail of your eyebrow should be is to imagine the under-eye line continued to where it would meet with the eyebrow.
*The arch of your eyebrow should follow the curve of your upper eyeline
* Then, take out any stray hairs in the middle bit above your nose. It will help you get used to the feeling of plucking the hair because it is usually less sensitive here than above the eyes.
*Start plucking from underneath the eyebrow, working from the inside, by the nose, to the outside. Grip the hair firmly and smoothly, and pull it in the direction in which it grows. If you quickly yank it out, you stand a chance of the hair breaking off under the surface of the skin and becoming infected. Painful and not very attractive!
*Do a single hair at a time.
*If you need to take unruly hairs off the top line of the eyebrow, be extremely careful and only do a bit at a time. Taking from the top of the eyebrow is normally against the golden rule, but it's sometimes necessary to give a graceful line. However, it can drastically change the shape of your eyebrow and remember - it doesn't always grow back!
*If you need to take unruly hairs off the top line of the eyebrow, be extremely careful and only do a bit at a time. Taking from the top of the eyebrow is normally against the golden rule, but it's sometimes necessary to give a graceful line. However, it can drastically change the shape of your eyebrow and remember - it doesn't always grow back!
*When you think you are done, hold a mirror in front of you, and look into another mirror behind you. This is the best way to see if everything balances.
*But after all said and done, if you really haven't got a clue, pay a professional to do it for you!
*But after all said and done, if you really haven't got a clue, pay a professional to do it for you!
Some of the world's best perfumes...
When next you want to go buy perfume...put some of this names in mind...this fragrances are in a class of their own
Black Cashmere by Donna Karan
Very Sexy by Victoria's Secret
Oro Feminino by Roberto Cavalli
Blonde by Versace
Ladies by Issey Miyake
Romance by Ralph Lauren
Black by Polo
Soul Boss by Hugo Boss
Aqva by Bvlgari
Tender Touch by Burberry
Poison by Dior
Irresistible by Givenchy
Angel by Thierry Murglar
Ckin2u by Calvin Klein
No 5 by Chanel
Imperial Magesty by Clive Christian...world's most expensive perfume...over $200, 000Here also are some of the world's best cosmetics brands
Black Opal
Clarins
Lancome
Iman
Christian Dior
Elizabeth Arden
Estee Lauder
Revlon
The Body Shop
Mary Kay
M.A.C
Clinique
L'OrealDesigners bags to die for
Versace
Jimmy Choo
Manolo
Fendi
Della Moda
Marc Jacobs
Gucci
Guesss
Prada
Peace Keeper
Chanel
Louis Vuitton
Chloe BaySo which is your favourite designer bag, perfume and cosmetics brand?
