Brush On Brow Color

• Coat the angled brow brush end with eyebrow color.

Natural Brow
(Using the Eyebrow Brush)

1. Brush on the brow color starting with the brush point at the inner, fullest part of the brow. Brush the brow color on with the brush angle towards the brow end.
    
2. Brush on brow color lightly in one direction following the natural growth and shape of the brow hair. This will fill in the brow for a natural brow look.

Full Brow

1. Brush on the brow color with the brush point at the inner, fullest part of the brow.
    
2. Brush on the brow color in one direction, using a firm stroke following the natural growth and shape of the brow hair. Brush the brow hair up and over while applying brow color.
    
3. After brow color is applied, brush the brow hair back down and brush in one direction, following the natural growth of the brow hair. The angled brush will place the hairs into perfect position for a fuller, sculpted brow look.

Eye Lift Brow

1. Brush on the brow color with the brush point at the inner, fullest part of the brow.
    
2. Brush on the brow color in one direction with a firm upward stroke following the natural growth and shape of the brow hair.
    
3. Brush brow hair into place with upward outward strokes. This will lift the brow hair into place creating a higher brow arch.

Brushing Lashes
 

• Lashes can become over coated with mascara. Mascara creates longer and fuller lashes, but may also cause lashes to stick together, leading to clumps on the lash. The Beauty Strokes Lash Brush gives you the cleansing tool you need for final lash grooming.
   

1. Brush on mascara with your mascara’s application wand. Coat lashes to your desired look.
    
2. Brush out lashes with the clean lash brush end of your duo brush. This will separate the lashes and enhance your mascara application for a perfect lash look