How to Fill In Eyebrow Gaps

Quick answer: To fill in eyebrow gaps, dab soft powder into the bare spots with light, layered pressure in a shade close to your hair, then blend so the gap disappears into the surrounding brow. The fastest, most seamless method is a stamp, which lays an even shape over the whole brow — gaps included — in one press.

Why do eyebrows have gaps?

Gaps come from over-plucking, scars, thinning with age, or patchy growth. Whatever the cause, they're easy to cover — see why brows get thin.

How to fill gaps seamlessly

• Use soft powder, not a hard pencil, so the fill blends.
• Build in light layers rather than one heavy patch.
• Match the shade to your natural brow hair.
• Blend edges with a spoolie so the gap disappears.

A brow stamp covers gaps automatically — see do stamps work on sparse brows.

Frequently asked questions

How do you fill a bald spot in your eyebrow?

Dab soft powder into the spot in light layers and blend the edges so it merges with the surrounding brow.

What's the best product to fill eyebrow gaps?

Soft powder blends most seamlessly; a stamp applies it evenly across the whole brow in seconds.

Can you cover eyebrow scars?

Yes — powder over the scar area recreates the look of hair; a stamp shape covers it evenly.

Related reading: Fill sparse brows · Make brows look thicker · Grow brows back

Cover gaps in one press with the Browvana Eyebrow Stamp Kit.