Natural Solutions offers a wide variety of all natural eye brow products to enhance your look. We offer loose brow powder, brow gel, and brow pencils.
Highlights:
- Vegan and Gluten Free Selections
- Non-Hydrogenated Pencil Selections
- Brow gel without mineral oil
Samples are approximately 1/8th Teaspoon size packaged
in a mini zip lock baggie or small polycon recyclable jar. Some samples
may be smaller. They are designed for one or more uses depending upon
the product. They are not made for reselling. They are made for
individual use. These are not produced by the manufacturer, but only
through Natural Solutions. The size and price were determined by the
largest size container the manufacturer has available and evenly
proportioned. Please read our policies under Customer Service Desk as
not all items are returnable. Every person's skin is unique, and as
with all cosmetics we recommend that a person apply a small amount of
the product to the inner wrist for 1-2 days before applying elsewhere to
ensure comfort and compatibility. We encourage everyone to read the
ingredient labels carefully to avoid allergens.
Please note: There are no sample sizes available for
liner pencils or liquid liners. We do however
make swatch cards that have the color dried to it with a description so
you can see it first hand. These are not for applying, only viewing the
shades.
APPLICATION TECHNIQUES:
We recommend using "The Beauty Bible" for some great tips. Here are a few that author Paula Begoun suggests:
How to Use Powder Eyebrow Colors: They should be applied using a soft-textured powder that matches the brow color exactly. You can apply with a soft wedge brush or a tiny eyeliner brush. Follow the basic shape of the brow similarly as how you'd tweeze. Fill in only at the front or underneath the brow, or through the brow itself. Avoid applying brow color above the brow. To soften, you can use an old clean toothbrush or a brow comb.
How to Use Eyebrow Pencils: It is important to remember that eye brow pencils can create a hard look and mat the eyebrow hair in your not careful. They can also produce a greasy appearance. If you have a hard time applying pencils in a soft manner, you may want to consider using loose powder. Many makeup artists use both pencil and powder these days. If applying a pencil causes pain or applies to dramatically or thickly, stop using it. To apply softly, use featherlight strokes underneath the brow or through the brow itself.
What to look out for: The idea is to shape rather than draw on eyebrows. Do not place the brow color more than one-quarter inch away from where your natural hair growth stops. You do not want a line look to the brow but a shadow of a brow. Match the exact color of the brow rather than your hair color. For pale eyebrows that you want to darken, use a soft shade of brown close to your brows natural color if possible. For red hair and brown eyebrows, using a red-brown powder will look unnatural, so just stick with brown. For thick brows, you may want to consider a clear brow gel for light grooming.
For more advice, see Paula Begouns cosmetic books!
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