Zhao Liying has experimented with numerous eyebrow styles since her debut, ultimately finding the most flattering shape. Many netizens commented, "Eyebrows change destiny—just look at Zhao Liying." While many enjoy shaping and drawing their own brows, preferences vary widely. Some achieve beautifully defined arches, while others end up with harsh, unnatural results. Mastering the art of shaping suitable eyebrows is therefore crucial.
So how do you determine which brow shape suits you?
Generally, when shaping brows, align with the natural curve of your eyelid. Draw an imaginary line from the inner corner of your eye along the upper lash line to the outer corner. The brow's arch should parallel this imaginary curve. The ideal starting point for the brow lies directly above the inner corner of the eye.The distance between the two eyebrows should be approximately equal to the length of one eye. The peak of the eyebrow is positioned at the outer one-third of the distance from the tail to the head, roughly at the upper end of the outer corner. The tail slopes downward slightly from the peak, and its endpoint should align horizontally with the head. The placement of eyebrows also relates to the eyes, nose, and lips:
1.The inner brow should align vertically with the inner canthus and the outer edge of the nostril;
2. The brow peak should align vertically with the outer canthus;
3. The outer brow, outer canthus, nostril, and lip peak should form a diagonal straight line. Whether drawing or shaping eyebrows, pay attention to these positional relationships before designing a brow shape suited to your facial structure.
If the brow head is positioned too close to the facial midline, it often creates a harsh impression, conveying tension and severity. Conversely, if the brow head is too far from the midline, it can result in a "sorrowful" or "comical" appearance.The height of the brow peak and its relationship to the inner and outer ends directly impact one's appearance. A noticeable slope from the brow peak to the inner end creates a handsome look. A higher outer end elongates the face, while a lower peak makes the face appear wider. The position of the outer end also influences facial shape. A flatter outer end shortens and widens the face, conveying an elegant impression.An upward-sweeping tail conveys liveliness, but excessive upward tilt can appear "angry." A downward-sloping tail suggests gentleness, though excessive downward slope is unflattering.
How should eyebrow shaping generally coordinate with face shape?
When drawing, shaping, or undergoing eyebrow procedures, attention must be paid not only to the original position and shape of the eyebrows but also to their harmony with the face shape.
1. Round-faced individuals
Avoid drawing eyebrows completely horizontal or excessively flat and long, as this accentuates facial width. Opt for slightly upward-slanted brows of moderate length.
2. Oblong Faces
Avoid rounded arches or sharply angled brows, as these accentuate facial length. Opt for brows that are nearly horizontal and slightly broad.Avoid triangular eyebrows, as they accentuate the lower width. Opt for gently arched, upward-sloping brows. 4. Inverted heart-shaped faces Also known as inverted triangles. To balance the broad forehead and create visual harmony, shape eyebrows into soft arcs. Avoid sharp angles, which disrupt proportion.
5. Square Face
The approach here is opposite to the inverted heart-shaped face. Avoid horizontal brows. Instead, shape them boldly with defined angles. Do not make them overly thin, as this creates imbalance.
6. Diamond-shaped faces
Also known as walnut-shaped faces, this type benefits from flat, rounded brows. Darken the brow heads appropriately, avoiding downward-sloping arches, as this accentuates the cheekbones.