Megan Vigil walks through filling brows with Dipbrow in Taupe as a base, layering with pencil and Brow Freeze gel, then adding dark brown and setting with Ebony and Granite for a full, natural look.
Today we're gonna bust out some brows, and I just wanted to put all of these colors next to each other so you could see the difference in, like, we've got a little bit more of a purpley, and then a very ash tone, and that's the color that we're gonna start with to create the background of my brows to match it with my hair. My hair is a deep chocolate brown. It's got a little bit of warmth, but it could be easy, when we're matching to our hair, it's easy to make our brows too dark. Usually our brows are ashier in tone than our hair, So we've gotta give it a little bit more warmth, but I'm gonna start with Dipbrow in Taupe because it's an ash base. It's gonna provide like a really good background for the rest of the story that I'm gonna build on top of this base. And you gotta remember that when you're layering products, it's a whole story, it's a process, and each move is just one more link in the chain. So you don't have to like blow your wah at all with the first application. And you can see I'm just, giving my brows some girth, and it matches the hair color that I have, which is very ash compared to the rest of my brow. Then I'm gonna go in with a pencil of the same color so that I can just get really into the spaces that I wanna perfect. I'm gonna take the Brow Freeze and go over the brows without disturbing the color underneath, but because it's like a cream product, a gel, it's gonna disturb the pigment and move it around a little bit, but that's okay. 'Cause I'm gonna go in now with a dark brown and give myself the detail and comb through the brows, moving the hair around, creating more of the hair strokes with the Brow Freeze and adding more to the brow. So I can go in and build more brow to the back. I can add more strokes into the front. And you can just see it's— the brow is emerging onto the face. I'm gonna set it with a mix of Ebony and Granite, and again, just I'm just combing in those hairs into the Brow Freeze, setting the Brow Freeze, and setting the wax-based pencils and the Dipbrow underneath. You can just see, like, the front of my brow is a little taller than the back of my brow, and so I had to even it out so that the back of the brow is higher. This is the concealer that I had from earlier, from when I was doing my face makeup. I always save everything through the whole process of the makeup. Here I can perfect and highlight the brow bone to perfection. I'm always patting. I'm never fully wiping. It's just pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat, pat. So the color is diffusing itself. Then I take a spoolie brush and I maneuver the product into the hair so it doesn't have
