How to fake the fluffy brow look

How to fake the fluffy brow look

written bySima Ahmed

All tough the 90's thin eyebrow style is returning, we are still all in for the fluffy, feathered, or bold eyebrow look. By now, you have probably seen the fluffy eyebrow trend on social media or on the streets. In this blog, we’re going to talk about the fluffy eyebrow trend and how you can create your own fluffy brows.

In This Article

  • Fluffy Eyebrow trend
  • How to create your own fluffy brows
  • Our favorite treatment for fluffy brows
  • Feather brow technique with Brow Henna

Fluffy Eyebrow trend

We have seen that the definition of beautiful brows has shifted immensely from thin, perfectly shaped and arched brows to a more natural, wild, bold full brow in the last years. Due to the coronavirus, most beauty salons were closed. As a result, many people had to deal with wilder, unshaped eyebrows for a long time. Now that most countries are out of lockdowns and salons are open again. You see that people are still going for a more natural brow look and are embracing this bolder look.

Fluffy but clean eyebrows

In 2024 the eyebrows are still full and fluffy. The eyebrow hairs are still brushed up. However, the underline of the eyebrows looks tight and clean. This gives you a fluffy effect without making your brows look messy. In the picture below you can see Cara Delevingne rocking the eyebrow trend during the Dior Couture Fall show 2021. Until today this looks still thrives. 

Close up of brows Cara Delevingne
Source: Instagram Cara Delevingne.

The fluffy eyebrow trend doesn't always have to lead to extreme eyebrows. It can also look very natural and subtle. Tina Kunakey shows us in the picture below how beautiful and natural fluffy brows can be.

Tina Kunakey Brow Look
Source: Instagram

How to create your own fluffy brows

Do you want to be a part of the fluffy, full brow community but don’t know where to start or if you’re not sure if you want to do the brow lamination treatment? Here are some of our favorite full brow necessities you can try:

 

Eyebrow wax is essentially the same concept as brow soap. However, brow wax has a waxier texture, which means that the wax is a stronger product. Ideal to use on thick and stiff eyebrow hairs. The instructions are the same as for the brow soap: dampen the spoolie a little (optional, not necessary), brush over the wax a few times and then comb over your brow hairs with straight, angled strokes. Tip: if you use brow makeup, do so before using brow wax. The wax texture will keep your brows firmly in place and looking groomed and fluffy for seemingly hours. Below is a list of our favorite eyebrow wax:

  1. Brow Control

Our favorite treatment for fluffy brows

For the ones who don't feel like styling their eyebrows with makeup every day but would rather just wake up with good eyebrows. We heard you! Our Brow and Lash Glaze lamination kit is a perfect solution for brow bosses who are looking for a way to tame, style and thicken up their brows for a longer period of time. Brow lamination follows a similar concept to a lash lift. Brow Lamination allows you to restructure the eyebrow hairs to create the desired shape. Using a chemical solution, the eyebrow hairs are straightened in one direction. This gives you the look of symmetry, fullness, and definition. With our Brow Glaze kit, you can achieve this look in an easy-to-use 3 solution process. It is a semi-permanent treatment that lasts up to 4-8 weeks.

I know what you're thinking guys. How ideal would the Brow Glaze be when you're traveling or when you don't have much time in the morning to get ready. All you have to do after getting laminated brows is brushing your eyebrow hairs up in the morning and you’re ready to rock your fluffy eyebrows.

 


Watch the how-to video below to see the full process: 
 
You can shop the Brow & Lash Glaze Kit here.

Feather brow technique with Brow Henna

Good news for those who have sparse and thin eyebrow hairs but desire fluffy brows. With the new feather brow technique, extra hairs are temporarily created on the skin with Brow Henna. How does it work? Your brow specialist will apply the henna as usual and then brushes the eyebrow hairs up with a Spoolie to ensure that you also "fake henna hairs" on the skin above the eyebrows. You can combine the brow lamination with the henna treatment but, make sure you keep at least 4 weeks between both treatments, since you don’t want to over process your brow hairs.