Brow Mapping & Filling

Architectural brows that balance the face

Using three reference points — the start (aligned with the outer nostril), the arch (aligned with the outer iris), and the tail (aligned from nostril through outer eye corner) — to map the ideal brow shape for a face, then filling with a fine-tip brow pencil or pomade using short, hair-like strokes. Correctly mapped brows that follow the bone structure of the face create symmetry and balance that is immediately perceptible. The most common mistakes are tails that end too short (makes the eye look smaller and the nose wider) and arches placed too far toward the centre (creates a perpetually surprised expression).