Showing posts with label Eyebrow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eyebrow. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Eyebrow Contouring & Facial Waxing

Eyebrow Contouring & Facial WaxingIn this comprehensive video, two expert aestheticians, Enesa Seremet and Eva Mileski, and professional makeup artist, RJ McCasland, guide you through the steps for eyebrow contouring and facial waxing. Enesa and Eva provide advanced demonstrations on male and female models on how to use hard wax on the eyebrows, lip, jaw line, chin, nostrils and ears, and how to use soft wax on the eyebrows and lip. RJ demonstrates eyebrow shaping using micro scissors. (1 Hr. 50 Mins.)

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Friday, 20 May 2011

Eyebrow Hair Loss and its causes

About four million people a year will find themselves facing eyebrow hair loss. It is common to become quite concerned about this condition after all, it is a very noticeable area which makes it something many are self conscious about. Can you learn how to re-grow eyebrow hair? How do you find a solution to this very embarrassing problem?
Make It Come Back!
The fact is that there are many ways that you can try to get eyebrow hair growth, but it is unlikely that you will find a solution that will work fast or effectively. The problem is that for most people, the cause of eyebrow hair loss is that of an autoimmune disease. The condition is called Alopecia Areata and it can affect the eyebrow hair, the scalp hair or virtually any other location on your body that has hair.
Understanding Alopecia
The loss of eyebrow hair is something to be concerned about especially when coupled with other health issues. But, for most, the symptoms just won't be there. The only thing you will notice is a loss of hair. If you have this happen on your scalp, it will likely form a circle the size of a nickel or quarter of baldness. The cause of eyebrow loss, eyelash loss or loss of hair on your scalp is not something to worry about if it is Alopecia Areata, though.
Bacteria Or Hair Follicle?
This condition is one that affects about four million people each year. The cause of this hair loss is actually a case of mistaken identity. Your body's immune system mistakenly thinks that the hair follicle is bacteria and tries to protect the body from it by attacking it. Unfortunately, when this happens, you lose the hair. Scientists are still unsure of why this happens or even why it happens to one person and not to the next.
Fix It!
Eyebrow hair growth is not something that you can turn on and off, even if you want to. If you are experiencing hair loss due to Alopecia or for another medical condition, it will take time for your hair to re-grow and there is little that you can do to make it happen any faster.
The good news is that if you are suffering from Alopecia, the stem cells in your hair follicle are not affected by the white blood cells of your immune system attacking. Therefore, your hair should continue to grow once your new cells have been formed and grows a new hair.
If you are suffering from stress or a deficiency in your diet, this too can lead to eyebrow hair loss. If this is the case, the only way to fix it is to stop what is happening to you by eating a well balanced diet or by reducing your stress load. In any case, if you are facing eyebrow hair loss, it's important to keep your doctor in the loop as it can be a sign of something more serious although in most cases it is nothing but your body fighting itself.
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About Eyebrow Threading Tips and Techniques

Eyebrow threading is a Chinese technique. The eyelid is stretched to make the hair removal easy. Eyebrow threading is a depilation technique which originated in India, although it is also widely practiced in the Middle East. The hair removal technique is not just for the eyebrows: threading can be used to remove other facial and body hair as well. Eyebrow threading involves twisting a piece of thread, usually cotton, into a double strand. Eyebrow threading can be used to eliminate a unibrow, raise the arch of the eyebrow, or add shape and definition to the brow.
Because it removes hair by the follicle, it is a reasonably long lasting hair removal technique as well. Eyebrow threading also will not harm the skin like wax and some depilatory creams can. If done correctly, the skin should not be red or irritated for more than a few minutes after the eyebrow threading session.
Eyebrow threading has positive and beautiful results. These results include cleaner and straighter lines, balanced facial features and often lift the eyes. Eyebrow threading is very precise for an eyebrow shape that frames your face. It is commonly practised by women in India and the Middle East. They use a pure cotton thread. They generally twist the hair and threading pulls out a whole row of hair, as opposed to tweezing where only one single hair is pulled out. Other benefits to eyebrow threading is no allergic reactions such as rashes, no chemicals are involved, it is a good technique for people with sensitive skin and the top layers of skin are not damaged when using this technique. Threading is highly recommended and an excellent option for those who use Retin-A or Accutane.
Tips for eyebrow threading
Here are some simple tips to tame your brows:
1. Spray a little hair spray on your brows and brush them using your toothbrush to keep them in place.
2. Eyebrows slanting upwards make you look angry, so be careful not to take off too much at the outer corners.
3. If your brows are sparse, use a freshly sharpened brow pencil to fill in the areas with light, quick strokes.
4. It is important to use the correct shade for your brows. Fair women can use blonde shades while olive colored women should choose tawny or brown.
5. In case, you have over tweezed certain brow area, try to fill the patch using brow shadow, applying in the direction of the hair growth.
6. Eye shadow gives more natural look to your brows than an eyebrow pencil.
Benefits of Eyebrow Threading
1. Eyebrow threading is a traditional way of removing eyebrow hair without the pain of using tweezers.
2. It is highly recommended and an excellent option for those who use Retin-A, Accutane, and similar products.
3. Eyebrow threading is the best method to shape your eyebrows in compraise to other methods.
4. This method is less expensive method in compare to other methods.
Jane Campsie writes articles on makeup tips and beauty tips. She also writes articles on skin disorders.
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Eyebrow Waxing Technique

Eyebrow Waxing
Brush eyebrow into place with a toothbrush or clean mascara wand, so that their natural shape is neatly defined.
Apply an astringent to anesthetize the sensitive skin under the brow.
Work out your natural brow shape by standing several feet away from a mirror.
Bring a professional waxing kit from market - basically a jar or tub of wax which can be warmed up in boiling water and applied with a small applicator or spatula, and (usually muslin) removal strips.
Warm up the wax to optimum temperature and use the small spatula to apply a thin layer of wax to the growth. Make sure that you only use a small amount of wax on the spatula to avoid the wax dripping when it is applied.
Apply wax with the hair growth under the eyebrow, (i.e. in the same direction that the hair grows in).
Never wax above the eyebrow, only ever shape from below. Waxing from under the brow will widen your eyes and help to get the line even. As soon as it is applied remove the wax against the hair growth. Do this by gently smoothing a piece of cotton muslin over the waxed area.It is a good idea to take a little hair off at a time, especially if you have fairly this growth.Any straggly hairs left over after waxing can be easily plucked out using a set of good tweezers. Apply a soothing balm like tea tree oil onto the area afterwards.
To give the gorgeous new eyebrow shape, use an eyebrow pencil or tinted brow shadow to subtly fill in any gaps, and even out the natural color tone.
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Eyebrow Shaping Tips

To Pluck or not to Pluck that is the REAL question.
Are eyebrows beyond your comprehension? Do they just seem too impossible for you to try on your own?Your eyebrows can set the foundation for your face, framing your best features and making you look younger and more awake. My 4 year old daughter refers to them as "eyebrellas" Little umbrellas for your eyes. They are the main focal point on your face and can make or break a look.
Eyebrow fashions change like hair styles. But just as with hair styles not everyone can do the style they see on their favorite star. You have to work with what you already have.
A great way to test a look out on yourself and see if you have the hair it takes to pull it off is go buy a charcoal pencil from the art store. Draw your eyebrow onto your face as you would like to see it on you. Keep a photo handy of the style you like to refer back to. Now inspect your work. Do your hairs actually even grow where you have them drawn? Does this style suit you?
A good rule of thumb to follow as far as shaping and arching your eyebrows is as follows .Take a pencil and place right on the outside edge of your nose going straight up to your forehead. Your eyebrows should not start any closer or farther away than this line. Now place the pencil on the tip of your nose and looking straight forward direct the pencil over the center of your iris at an angle. Where the pencil crosses your eyebrow should be the very highest part in your arch. Use your handy dandy charcoal pencil to mark these spots! Color in your eyebrows and then when you go to pluck do not go over into where you have drawn. This will keep you from looking like The Rock.
If your eyebrows are nearly invisible or painfully fine, Try dying them on! Use carefully a dye for eyebrows and make sure you do not get it into or near your eye area as this can be extremely dangerous. Your face is covered in superfluous hairs called lanugo. These baby fine hairs are hard to see and are almost clear. But if you dye them they become visible and you can take advantage of them showing up to form part of your eyebrow arch. It?s truly amazing to see a client who never thought they had enough eyebrows to shape suddenly have a frame for their face.
Now that you know how to shape your eyebrows you need to know the right way to pluck them. First step is use an astringent over the area to prevent infection. Sanitize your tweezers with alcohol. Wash your hands thoroughly. Put a little tension on the skin and pull the hair out in the direction of growth. After you are done plucking use the astringent again to close down the opened hair follicles and prevent infection. If you opt for waxing, use the same sanitation precautions.
A few tips for waxing:
Apply wax in direction of growth and remove in opposite direction of growth. Try to avoid plucking between waxing. The hairs have to be long enough for the wax to grab them and when you pluck a few out here and there in between times, those hairs will probably be too short to adhere to the wax next time. You need your eyebrows on a schedule so they are all ready to wax at the same time to get the best results.
When you are removing the wax put enough tension on the skin so that the skin doesn't "flop". If you do not put enough tension on the skin you can tear the delicate eye area skin. Don't tan before or after you wax. This can cause your skin to rip and burn and leave nasty scars. Use a mineral oil based product to remove wax residue. If you accidentally get wax on an area you don't want removed use the oil to gently remove the way off those hairs and reapply the astringent before continuing.
If you are using heated wax don't get it too hot. It should be just hot enough to spread easily but be comfortable to the skin. Test temperature on the back of your hand. Also for wax that uses muslin strips press the strip and rub with gently with your fingertips to make sure it adheres to the hair .Don't let the wax cool all the way before removing the strip. You want it a little soft still when you remove it so it doesn't take part of your skin with it. I count to 4 rubbing the strip the whole time and then remove the strip. You may need a few seconds more or less depending on the temperature of wax at application. Sugar waxes and waxes that do not use muslin strips should be allowed to cool completely before removal or they will just break and shatter and you?re left trying to pull of little bits of wax with one hair in each.
If your eyebrows resemble any letter of the alphabet like an upside down V or a sideways J or C or god forbid an M or - -and you just can?t get the shape right, go to a professional (a term I use loosely). Make sure you go to someone who deals in skincare and eyebrow shaping not your stylist. Many stylists do a great job with eyebrows but most are clueless about shaping and just clean up what you already have. Get a good foundation to build from and you should be able to maintain your eyebrows as long as you don't get crazy and start plucking the wrong hairs!
If you have crazy hairs that grow straight out or are way longer than they should be don't pull them out! You may be left with big holes in your eyebrows. Opt instead to trim them with a small pair of scissors. I use a good pair of cuticle shears that are not curved for this. Only cut one hair at a time and cut each hair a slightly different length. Hold the shears at an angle along the hair shaft so the tips end up pointed and more natural looking. Don't give yourself an eyebrow flat top! Trim them sparingly and use an eyebrow brush after each cut to inspect your work. A little goes a long way here. If you need help troubleshooting problems that are not covered here or just enjoyed this article, post a message in reply! I would love to know what you think.
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