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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nBrows were SUCH a major source of stress for me growing up. Some of my friends had thin, perfectly arched brows naturally--not me! My brows resembled curtains! It took me a while to get the hang of my brows and to learn what shape suits my face. With that in mind, I asked Brett Freedman, brow expert and founder of cosmetics line Vanitymark, for some tips on how to find the best shape for you!\n\n(UPDATE: Eva answers your follow-up questions! Check it out &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;) \n\nFor rounder faces like Rachel Bilson:\n\nIt\u2019s best to keep brows on the full side, and keep the \u2019tail\u2019 on the shorter side. Too long a brow will only accentuate the width of your face, and too short will make your face look wider, so start by gently plucking the \u2019tail\u2019 end. The higher the arch the better, and you can cheat this look with a sweep of brow powder, such as Vanitymark\u2019s Ultra Brow Powder.\n\n**\n\nFor rectangle faces like Blake Lively:**\n\nThe key here is to soften angles. Full brows will make your face will look too squared off; too thin and you\u2019ll be giving too much \u2019face.\u2019 Keep the brows tidy, but defined. Make sure you have a well shaped \u2019tail\u2019 to anchor the eyes and balance a strong jaw line. Keep that arch high to add roundness and femininity. You can help tame unruly brows with a light brow glaze or gel.\n\nFor long/thin faces like Kristen Stewart:\n\nDelicate features dictate delicate brows. The most common mistake is making the brows too thin which gives the face a weak, low-watt look. Keep the brow on the subtle side by making sure they are not too dark. Use a lighter, pencil to powder fill in, such as Vanitymark\u2019s Ultra Brow Pencil fill, so the hairs are darker than the shade you are enhancing them with. If your brow hairs are ample, keep them trimmed to tone down \u2019girth\u2019, using small scissors.\n\nFor bold features like Camilla Belle:\n\nLarge eyes, strong cheekbones, prominent nose or all of the above? You definitely want to make sure brows pack impact, too. Go bold with your shape by creating high arch using tweezers and a brow pencil for shape. Be care not to tweeze too short or too thin. You want a fuller brow to balance. Definition is your friend when you want to highlight front row, exotic features."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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