USING THE BROW RULER

Here we are using a brow ruler. This is just one tool you can try to pin point exactly how both brows are sitting. Here are some steps and tips for you below. Please check our lash and brow courses out www.beautyexpressed.com.au or https://education.beautyexpressed.com... Using a brow ruler is essential for achieving symmetrical and well-defined eyebrows. Here are five steps to using a brow ruler effectively: Prepare the brow area: Ensure that the brow area is clean and free from any makeup or oils. This will provide a clear canvas for accurate measurements. Position the ruler: Take the brow ruler and align it vertically along the side of your nose, starting from the outer corner of your nostril and extending towards your brow bone. The ruler should be parallel to the bridge of your nose and should touch your forehead lightly. Determine the starting point: The point where the ruler intersects your brow bone is the ideal starting point for your eyebrow. Use an eyebrow pencil or a small dot to mark this spot on both brows. Find the arch point: Keeping one end of the ruler aligned with the outer corner of your nostril, tilt it so that it crosses over the center of your eye. The point where the ruler intersects your eyebrow is the ideal arch point. Mark this point on both brows as well. Measure the tail end: Finally, keeping one end of the ruler aligned with the outer corner of your nostril, tilt it further so that it extends over the outer corner of your eye. The point where the ruler crosses your eyebrow is where your eyebrow should ideally end. Mark this point on both brows. After completing these steps and marking the starting, arch, and tail points on both eyebrows, you can then use these markers as guides to shape and fill in your brows for a symmetrical and polished look. Remember that everyone's face is unique, so slight adjustments may be needed to achieve the most flattering eyebrow shape for your individual features. Please let us know your questions!