Ombre brows are a trend that was first seen on the runways of Milan and Paris, but now ombre eyebrows can be found across America. They were popularized by designers such as Gucci, Prada, and Louis Vuitton. Ombre is also known as two-tone brows or gradient brows. This article will take you through three steps to ombre brow correction:
Step 1: Fill in your ombre eyebrow with a color that matches the beginning of your natural hair color.
Step 2: Draw an outline for where the ombres should end.
Step 3: Color in between this line with a darker shade than what was used on Step 1.
It is important to note that ombre eyebrows are not for everyone. If you have naturally darker hair, they may make your face look too light. If this is the case, then you should stick with a more natural eyebrow color.
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