Eyebrow shape charts: shapes, mapping, face match

Eyebrow shape charts help you choose a brow for your face. The shape chart names eight brows: arched, straight, soft angled, rounded, hard angled, S-shaped, flat and upward. A mapping guide draws lines from the nose to the start, arch and tail of the brow, and a face match pairs each face shape with a suited brow. Type a different group or a twist, such as brow lamination or thin 90s brows, and the same drawing style carries it.

• a brow consultation handout
• a practice sheet for a makeup or brow course
• a reference for a salon brow appointment
• a face-shape guide for a styling session

Frequently asked questions

What are the eight brow shapes?

Arched, straight, soft angled, rounded, hard angled, S-shaped, flat and upward.

How does the brow mapping work?

Lines run from the nose to the start, the arch and the tail of the brow, the three points that place it on the face.

What does the face match show?

Face shapes, each paired with a brow shape that suits it.

What are the three drawing styles?

A line diagram with thin black outlines, a soft brown drawing with feathered strokes, and a pencil study with graphite tone under the hair strokes.

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