The Inspiration
We spotted this model backstage at the Spring 2011 DKNY runway show. While her makeup looks fresh, it's her full brows that give her that extra-special, come-hither something.
Pencil Them In
NYC brow artist Hibba Kapil uses this brow pencil to outline the shape of the brows. Then, you just have to fill them in.
Origins Fill in the Blanks, $15, origins.com
Pick a Powder
You can use a powder to make your brows look lighter or darker, depending on your hair color, what you're wearing and the thickness you're going for. This set is a major splurge, but you get three shades, brushes and tweezers.
Chanel powder, $65, chanel.com
Try a Brush
For an overall darker look, dab an angled brush into powder and then wiggle it into your brows, following their natural shape. Brow artist Amy Kernahan developed this dual-ended version that you can also use to brush your brows into place.
Angled Brow Groomer, $24, amykernahan.com
The Right Tools
Yes, you want fuller brows, but they shouldn't be crazy-bushy. Use a sharp tweezer with an angled tip to ensure that you only grab the hairs that pop up outside your arch.
Tweezerman Mini Slant Tweezers, $10.99, amazon.com
Growth Potential
Step away from the tweezers! If you've overdone it, it's time to try a brow conditioner. This one contains all sorts of nourishing ingredients to help bring back the plucked hairs in a matter of weeks.
RevitaBrow, $71.99, amazon.com
Hold 'em in Place
Brow guru Eliza Petrescu says that after you fill them in, it's majorly important to set your brows with a gel if you want the look to last.
Brow Shaper Gel, $25, elizaseyeshop.com
The Whole Kit and Kaboodle
For the girl who wants it all—thicker, fuller, darker—but needs a little hand-holding when it comes to DIY, this kit comes with instructions from Too Faced creator/makeup genius Jarrod Blandino.
Too Faced Brow Envy Kit, $35, amazon.com
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