There's so much pressure on women these days to have accurate and perfect eyebrows. They've got to be perfectly thick, but not too thick, accurately arched but not too arched, and the list goes on. But In the end, it's totally up to you to decide which style and color you like to choose for your eyebrows. With that, there are countless brow colors, powders, and waxes out there, all in different colors and shades.
We tried to sort through all the options for you with the help of a few professional brow experts. All you've got to do is pay close attention to a few of your facial features and be prepared for some trial and error. Here's how you can find the best eyebrow color for yourself.
Take a better look at your hair color and skin tone
Although dark and bold eyebrows have definitely been highly appreciated and in trend in recent years, eyebrows are never a universal (or one-color-fits-all) situation. Brows are so personal, that it's important to consider your particular hair color according to your skin tone before picking your brow color or makeover.
Look at the root color of your hair and also observe the texture of your hair to determine how light or dark your brow color should be. For example, those who have naturally dark and dense hair will more likely be a better fit for an equally darker shade and dense eyebrows. People with lighter and finer hair might feel a “rich, dense” brow in a lighter tone.
Aim for shades that are slightly lighter than your natural brow hair color
OK, so now you are aware of your hair color and skin tone and are ready to buy the perfect brow color. What's next? It's time to determine the shade in terms of how light or dark your brow product should be. After determining the root hair color, always select a color that is one shade lighter than your hair.
Always remember that your brow color should create proper density or more depth, but not change your brow's tone or color.
When in doubt, opt for neutral or cool-toned shades over warm ones
The fairer your skin tone, the less warm the shade of the brow should be. Your skin undertone will also help you in determining how much warmth or coolness will compliment your brows.
Normally, a brow color looks best when they are colder and natural, without any red or orange overtones. Choose the brow product that is somewhat lighter and cooler than the color of your own natural eyebrow hair. If you have naturally dense or dark brows, you'll have more space to pack on more color, and if you're on the naturally thin side, approach very little and with caution until you achieve the desired look.
In conclusion
As mentioned above, the shape, color, and style of your eyebrow are ultimately up to your personal choice and preference. If you like dark and bold, go for dark and bold. If you like lightweight and low-key, go for light low-key. There isn't a right or wrong way to color eyebrows, so do what you like—but if it's an expert-approved way or advice that you're looking for, hopefully, the above guidelines will help you to choose the best eyebrow color.
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