A talented brow artist has revealed why the secret to perfectly fluffy eyebrows is an interdental tooth brush that you can buy for around 15 cents each at the chemist.
The owner of Lust Beauty Parlour on the Gold Coast, Zoe, shared an Instagram video, where she explained exactly how the mini flossing brushes work at brushing up your brows and holding them in place all day.
‘The power of interdental brushes. Grabs absolutely every single hair and places them babies exactly where they need to be!’ Zoe wrote alongside a video showing the brushes in action.
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A talented brow artist has revealed why the secret to perfectly fluffy eyebrows is an interdental tooth brush that you can buy for around 15 cents each at the chemist (pictured)
The owner of Lust Beauty Parlour on the Gold Coast, Zoe (pictured), shared an Instagram video, where she explained how the mini flossing brushes work at brushing up your brows
The brushes are currently available for $5.99 for a pack of 40 at Chemist Warehouse, or around 15 cents each.
To try the trick for yourself, simply comb through your eyebrows in sections and comb them upwards with the interdental brushes.
Brush slightly outwards for a modern, on-trend look and finish with pencil or brow mascara to make your brows really pop.
To make the look last even longer, Zoe recommends you use some brow soap on your eyebrows before using the brushes.
You can get this from the likes of Mecca, Priceline and Chemist Warehouse.
The brushes are currently available for $5.99 for a pack of 40 at Chemist Warehouse, or around 15 cents each (pictured)
More than 27,000 people who saw the simple clip were impressed and said they will definitely be trying the interdental brush trick for themselves.
‘Omg, this video is so satisfying to watch,’ one commenter posted.
‘Wow, this gets amazing results,’ another added.
More than 27,000 people who saw the simple clip were impressed and said they will definitely be trying the interdental brush trick for themselves (pictured)
Previously, leading brow artist Hannah Mutze (pictured) shared her simple three-step process to getting perfect eyebrows from home
Previously, leading brow artist Hannah Mutze shared her simple three-step process to getting perfect eyebrows from home.
The first thing you absolutely must do if you want great eyebrows is a technique that the experts call ‘brow mapping’ – which is basically a process that will tell you the perfect-shaped eyebrow for your face.
‘There are three points that are key for brow mapping,’ Hannah told Daily Mail Australia.
‘The start line – which is where your brow starts and goes directly up from your nostril, the arch line – which goes diagonally from the edge of your nose through your iris and the end – which goes diagonally from the edge of your nose to the outer corner of your eye.’
This is where your eyebrow should start, arch and end to look its best.
You can draw these lines in lightly with a light brow liner so you know what you’re dealing with.
The first thing you absolutely must do if you want great eyebrows is a technique that the experts call ‘brow mapping’ (pictured in action)
The second stage is simple insofar as you just need to link the start, arch and end of your eyebrows.
‘Connect the marks using four straight lines on each brow with your brow pencil,’ Hannah said.
‘It doesn’t matter if the lines are wider than your brows; they are more there so you can see what you’re doing when you’re tweezing.’
Finally, you should pick up your tweezers and begin tweezing.
‘Tweeze the hairs that grow outside the lines only,’ Hannah explained.
‘If you tweeze within the lines, you’re just getting rid of much-needed volume.’
The Benefit brow artist said she favours either Tweezerman’s Slant Tweezer or Benefit’s Brow Grooming Tweezer & Brush for tweezing.
‘Make sure your tools are clean and pull the surrounding skin tight using your non-tweezing hand to minimise pain,’ she said.
‘You should always pull hairs in the same direction they grow and grip the hairs as close to the skin as possible.
‘Pulling against the growth pattern can snap the hairs or even damage the follicle,’ she added.
Hannah said you should get rid of any unsightly lines from pencil:
‘Cleanse away the marks and style up your freshly shaped brows with a brow pencil and brow mascara,’ she said.
‘Always brush up to add texture and fullness.’