Want brows like Brooke Shields and Cara Delevingne? The answer is just sitting in your bathroom cabinet. And no, this is not quarantine getting to me, I’m being fully serious!
You may have seem the term ‘soap brows’ plastered all over the internet and thought, what is the world coming too? When I wash my dishes, will I have to give my brows the same treatment? And to be honest, I’m not going to lie to you, you have the theory down to a T.
It’s a viral phenomenon! One thing that is great about this beauty sensation, is that it won’t burn a hole in your pocket. Now who doesn’t love the sound of a budget but effective beauty product? I know I do!
Now, literally all you have to do to get the full bold brow look going for you is a bar of soap, you use this instead of brow gel if you already have that in your routine, as it’ll replace gel. And trust me, if you’re worried about it not being as effective, I can assure you, you will not be disappointed. Plenty of makeup artists go by this somewhat unorthodox method and actually prefer soap to groom eyebrows due to its stronger hold on hair, simplicity and affordability!
The method to the madness is super easy, dampen a clean spoolie (brow) brush, either with water but I highly recommend a setting mist like you would use to hold your makeup, as it has ingredients to give the brows the extra hold that you’re looking for. Then, apply it to the eyebrows, both brushing up and backcombing and up again until you get them styled as desired. And yes, it was meant to rhyme. Your brows will be as slick as my lines in no time!
Be careful not to go overboard on the soap right away. Remember, slow and steady always wins the race, especially when brows and soap are involved! *Send Help* You’ll get better hold and have more control of hair placement if you apply the soap in thin layers.
For the purpose of eyebrow grooming, you can’t use just any old soap that’s lying around. Especially not the ones on your sink that you use to wash your hands! Oh no no. The most important factor you should take into account when looking for the right soap is glycerin. Glycerin soap’s relatively low pH prevents irritation, which is definitely something you need in a product you’re putting directly on your face.
The best and most well known soap used for brows, is the Pear’s Transparent Soap, and the perfect spoolie (brow brush) accompaniment is the Docolor Duo Eyebrow Brush. The perfect match made in heaven and your brows will be looking fluffy and full in no time!
Do you like the look of fluffy brows? Are you interested in trying this viral sensation that makeup artists swear by? Comment below!
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Wow! Great advice. Thank you, Antonia! Can’t wait to try…
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I love this idea and really want to try it! It’ll be perfect since I’ve been growing my brows out during this quarantine. Love your blog 🙂
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I grow out my brows all the time😂 permanently one fact, does that count?😂 They’ve been untouched for years now, as tragic as it sounds. I used to over-pluck my brows in my early teens, then you realise, WHY OVER-PLUCK JUST TO DRAW THEM ON?!😂😂😂 Plus models like Cara Delevingne were here there and everywhere, so bold brows were in and that’s where my laziness for doing anything to my brow hairs came about😂. You really didn’t ask for that story but oh well😂.
Long story short, grow your brows! There’s so much more you can do with them then, but less need for drawing them on!
I hope this post helps how to get the fluffy uplifted brow look!🤗
Aww thankyouu Mallory!🤗🤗💓
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That’s so true and sooooooo funny at the same time seriously lol 💁🏻♀️❣️Stacy Anne
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hahahaha omg I love this!! Girl I am GROWING THESE BUSHES AND PROUD OF IT!! They’re finally looking full, versus patchy from all of the plucking. I’m loving not having to touch them haha!
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Yesssss be proud of the bush!😂😂 if yours are bushy mine are caterpillars! if you look very very closely are virtually a monobrow 😂 but if someone’s looking that closely, they have issues!😂 embrace the hair, plus it means less money spending for brow products!😃🤗
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AMEN!! PREACH THAT!! 😂 #TeamBushyBrow
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Sooooooo gonna try the soapy brows luv sounds like something I’m looking for but any eyeshadow tips hon? Hope you’re staying safe and don’t forget to smile big ((hugs)) Stacy Anne 💁🏻♀️
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Soapy brows are fab and so affordable it’s a joke!🥳
I’ll for sure upload an eyeshadow post, I have some from a few months ago about what I use, but I definitely need to do an updated one! I’m onto it!😃🤗
I hope you’re staying safe and cheerful too, Stacy Anne!😁
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Thanks sooooo much luv and I’m staying safe reworking my routine some and seems to be working out but I’m really getting sick of being penned up and secluded but we’re all in this together and that makes purpose and harmony hon xox Stacy Anne 💁🏻♀️❣️
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Routines are definitely the way to go in quarantine, so that everyday doesn’t feel like it’s just merged together! 💃
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For sure luv 💃🏻💁🏻♀️❣️
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Very good information. My beautician caused my eyebrows to start itching and get thin. I make sure that I wash them real good when I do my facial, that is all that I know to do. I am a woman of color and my hair is soft, black, and thin. So was I eyebrows before I let her trim them. I may try your advice. Thank you for the information
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Ohh no! Yes, if you were having threading or waxing, it can really damage the skin! And fuller brows are very much in right now plus less hassle! Win Win. 100%, a facial can work miracles!😃
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