Nowadays, we pay as much attention to our brows as we do to our lipstick. Here we talk about Spring brow trends that your customers might – or might not – be interested in!
Brow Sprouts:
Yes, you read that right – brow sprouts are a thing! According to top industry brand Tweezerman, one of the trends we’ll be taking on in 2016 refers to those tiny little hairs closest to your nose, at the beginning of your brows. Most recently brows have become very structured and refined, so we’ve grown accustomed to tightening up those little hairs with the help of various brow pomades and shadows, but now we’re supposed to let them roam free, and be proud of our ‘brow sprouts!’ Can you see your clients asking for this look?
Bleached Brows:
Bleached brows are pretty much a staple when it comes to fashion week catwalks, but in real life, we only ever really see them on Lady Gaga – and that’s not exactly ‘real life,’ is it? However, one thing that bleaching eyebrows is great for, is accentuating your clients features and/or new hair colour. When brows are bleached and groomed, eyes sparkle and hair colour shines; just watch out for clients who have high foreheads, as it’s definitely not a trend for them to try!
Giving Up!
Although Tweezerman says there will also be a movement towards no brow efforts whatsoever, we’re not convinced! But we do agree with the brand’s comment that American and British women might soon try on the Korean trend of wearing brows super straight, with no arch at all. While arches can be created beautifully within a salon environment, many of your clients probably find they can’t quite carry off the right shape on a consistent basis, so we do think that some might opt to try a straighter look. Actress Jessica Alba’s already jumped on the trend!
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As temperatures finally begin to warm up, we’re embracing the newest trend: butter yellow! From hair to nails, to the catwalk, this warm, creamy shade is taking over this season.
The Grammys are always a spectacle, and as usual, the red carpet didn’t disappoint. This year, there were standout hair and beauty looks that had us all talking. From icy blues to gothic glamour, here are the top 10 beauty moments we loved!
There’s an old saying about the eyes being the window to the soul, and since 2020, we’ve had to take that to heart. With some of us still wearing masks on a daily basis, our eyes are often the only expressive part of the face that we can share with others.
Search Instagram or Twitter for the hashtag #lipart and you can easily spend hours browsing through the artiest creations. Here we’ve selected our top 4 accounts to follow for consistent lip action.
Kim Kardashian announced she doesn’t believe in full-on contouring anymore. Instead she prefers strobing, and nontouring – Find out more about this potential new trend.
Contouring and strobing are likely to never go out of fashion, but there’s a new look in town, and it might be even harder to master.
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