By understanding a basic brow map, you can style any brow. But what is brow mapping exactly, and how is it done? Start by using a Brow Pencil (or clean Makeup Artistry Brows Brush with Brow Powder) to measure proper alignment and identify the head, arch and tail of the brow.
A. Hold a brow brush straight up against the nose-nostril crease and mark where it hits the eyebrow using a brow pencil or brow powder (A). This is the front (head) of the brow.
B. The highest part of the brow is the arch. Align your brush with the mid-nostril and the outer iris. Make a mark at the eyebrow's high point (B).
C. Find the end (tail) by aligning the outer nostril with the outer eye corner and make a mark at the brow (C).
D. Confirm that the eyebrow shape has balance by making sure both ends (head and tail) align horizontally (D).
