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    How can I fluff my eyebrows naturally?
    Karina Villalta
    Certified Esthetician
    Karina Villalta is a certified Esthetician and Owner of Oh Sweet and Sugar and Shears, a skincare and hair removal service located in Seattle and Kirkland, Washington. With over eight years of experience, Karina specializes in eyebrow shaping, a hair removal technique called sugaring, and organic facials. Karina started her career and was trained at Benefit Cosmetics Brow Bar. Since opening her own business, Karina ensures her clients are educated about their skin and helps them implement personalized skincare routines.
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    Expert Answer
    Brow gel will help fluff up your brows, but just use a little so you'll still have a natural look.
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    How can I improve my eyebrow shape?
    Miranda Mendelson
    Makeup & Beauty Specialist
    Miranda Mendelson is a Makeup and Beauty Specialist and the Founder of Slashed Beauty. With nearly a decade of experience, she specializes in budget-friendly makeup and beauty products and tips. Additionally, Miranda was named "Most Buzzworthy" Blogger by Allure Magazine and featured in numerous publications such as Glamour Magazine and Huffington Post. Miranda holds a BA in Communications and a minor in Gender and Women's Studies from California State University, Northridge.
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    Expert Answer
    Visit a professional at least once if you're a complete beginner—this will help you master the shape you want. From there, you can maintain your brows at home with tweezers.
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    Can I use a black pencil if I have a dark skin tone?
    Community Answer
    Yes, you definitely can.
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    Can I just use a brow pencil for a natural look?
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    Yes, you can, but use light feather strokes instead of going all in, but if you're really nervous about using a pencil, just use powder.
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