Get the Look: Bold Brows
The full brow has been trending from season to season because it’s the most natural way to frame and flatter the face. We suspect this is one of those trends driven by supermodels rather than makeup artists (can you imagine asking Cara to tweeze her brows pencil-thin for a show?). This season, the brows seen at Jil Sander and Rag & Bone are on our wish list. They’re tailor made for selfies, appearing soft and voluminous without looking too harsh. The trick to achieving this fine balance is to lightly fill in brows instead of covering them up. Recruit a powder, a pencil and clear brow gel—no stencils or scouse brows allowed.
LEARN HOW TO GET THE LOOK
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. This season, the brows seen at Jil Sander and Rag & Bone are on our wish list. They’re tailor made for selfies, appearing soft and voluminous without looking too harsh. The trick to achieving this fine balance is to lightly fill in brows instead of covering them up. Recruit a powder, a pencil and clear brow gel—no stencils or scouse brows allowed.
LEARN HOW TO GET THE LOOK
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This content is sponsored, and created in collaboration with our advertising partners. Learn more about Hudson's Bay at thebay.com.
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