What is Brow Soap?
Brow Soap – Brows in a box! An Old Hollywood trick currently trending. A modern day spike in popularity, which only require two things: a mascara spoolie (included) and a Brow Soap! You simply pass the spoolie over the soap, then brush it through your brows to give them the most perfect, fluffy feathered texture!
How to perfect the feather brow?
1.Dampen the Brow Soap and give gentle rub with the spoolie, loading it up with product.
2.Brush through your brows in an upwards direction, starting at the centre of the brows. As you work your way outwards, start to brush at an angle towards the edge of your face, to allow the natural shape of your brow to show through.
3.Use brow styling products you prefer to fill in sparse areas.
Our dedicated Brow Soap by Sphinx Beauty is brow-safe soap that will be your go-to for brows that wont budge!
Step 1: Spray your spoolie brush with Glow mist to dampen the bristles. I did maybe four or five sprays? I liked a thicker residue, so I used very little moisture to make my brow soap. It takes a little bit of trial and error to figure out just how damp the brush needs to be, but start with a little and add more if you need.
Step 2: Rub the bristles of your brush against the bar of soap to create the gel-like residue. If you don’t want your brows to look waxy, start with a little bit of product and build it up if you need. If you have brows that, in the wise words of Miley Cyrus, can’t be tamed, don’t be shy—load on some more.
Step 3: Comb the soapy spoolie through the hairs and shape your eyebrows how you want them to set. It doesn’t dry that quickly, so you have time to work with it until you find an arch you like.
Step 4: Use your brow pencil or whatever brow styling products you prefer to fill in sparse areas. Remember, it’s soap, so do this after you set your soap brows or you risk washing it all off. Tip: Be careful applying your foundation close to your brows before combing them. Eye makeup and complexion products mixed with soap is no good and will flake, cake, or separate.
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