7 Eyebrow Mistakes That Make You Look Older
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7 Eyebrow Mistakes That Make You Look Older
Quick answer: The most aging eyebrow mistakes are brows that are too thin, too dark, too harshly drawn, over-arched, or the wrong shape for your face. Softer, slightly fuller, natural-shaped brows in a shade close to your hair look far more youthful. Here are seven mistakes to avoid — and how to fix each.
The 7 eyebrow mistakes that age you
- Brows too thin. Over-plucked, pencil-thin brows instantly add years. Fuller looks younger.
- Shade too dark. Harsh, inky brows look hard; go one step lighter than your hair.
- Drawn-on, blocky brows. A solid line of color reads as makeup, not hair. Use soft powder.
- Over-arched, pointy shape. A sharp arch looks severe; keep it soft and rounded.
- Ignoring the shape of your face. The wrong shape throws off your whole face.
- Uneven brows. Mismatched brows look unpolished; symmetry looks fresh.
- Skipping brows entirely. Bare, faded brows let the face look tired and unframed.
How to fix aging brows
Aim for soft, slightly fuller, symmetrical brows in a natural shade with a powder finish. The easiest way to hit all of those at once is a stencil-and-stamp method: pick a flattering shape, stamp both brows evenly in seconds, and get a soft powder look instead of a hard drawn line. The Browvana Eyebrow Stamp Kit was made for exactly this.
Frequently asked questions
Do thin eyebrows make you look older?
Yes. Very thin, over-plucked brows are one of the most common features that add years; slightly fuller brows look more youthful.
What eyebrow color looks most youthful?
A soft shade about one step lighter than your hair — warm taupe or light brown — looks more natural and youthful than a dark, harsh brow.
Should older women have thick or thin eyebrows?
Softly fuller, not thin. A fuller but natural brow frames and lifts the face, while thin brows tend to age it.
Fix all seven at once with the Browvana Eyebrow Stamp Kit — soft, even, youthful brows in seconds.