Lesson 11 of 36
Best eyebrow shape for your face shape
Brows frame the entire face. Find your three guide points using your nostril as an anchor, then adjust the arch height and tail length for your face shape.
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All 5 steps on one face
The chart shows where each step goes; the video shows how the face changes. Step-by-step details are below.
JJ is an AI-generated model. Makeup changes are illustrated by AI.
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1Brows
Locate the 3 guide points
A vertical line up from the nostril marks the head, a line from the nostril through the center of the pupil marks the arch, and a line through the outer corner of the eye marks the tail. These three points ensure balanced proportions.
Brow pencil
2Brows
Round face: Moderate arch
For a round face, create a slightly higher arch to draw focus upward. Keep the tail moderately short so the face does not look wider.
Brow pencil · spoolie
3Brows
Long face: Low arch & longer tail
For a longer face, keep the arch low and soft. Extending the tail slightly outward helps balance vertical length visually.
Brow powder
4Brows
Angular & heart: Soft curve
For angular jaws or heart-shaped faces, curve the arch gently. Softening sharp angles creates a gentler visual impression.
Brow pencil
5Brows
Oval face: Natural curve
An oval face suits a soft, smooth line that follows natural hair growth. Stick close to the three guide points without over-raising the arch.
Brow mascara
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- Hold a pencil against your face, pivoting from the edge of your nostril, to easily locate the three guide points.
- Detailed techniques for filling in brows will be covered in Lesson 12.
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Drawing a sharp arch regardless of face shape can create a harsh, unnatural look.
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The face chart is an AI-generated illustration showing where each step goes — not a photo of a real result.