Thinning without hair removal A brow was thinned below and a tail lengthened by:  pulling hair (moistened by hair spray sprayed on the brush) through a stencil hole - like a cookie mould. Then letting the hair dry with the mould in place.  coloring the skin at the tail  after the brow hair ends.

 

How To
			Before: Comb out the brow ridding it of any particles
			Tools: An eyebrowz brow comb/brush combo,  Direction: Place water on the brush and brush it through the brow hair. Just as your head hair gets limp when soaked in the shower, brow hair also becomes  limp and manageable if you wet it down with water first.
			Tools: An eyebrowz stencil (of your choice), and an optional stencil touch holder to help hold the stencil in position. Direction: Place the stencil over the eyebrow.  Brush the brow hair in one direction through the stencil hole. The objective is to pull all brow hair through the stencil hole and brush it in the direction of the arch..
			Carefully lift the stencil and push the comb above the brow hairs on top, to pull them through the stencil hole.
			Repeat the above procedure for the brow hairs on the bottom.
			Spray the comb (NOT YOUR BROW) with extra firm holding hair spray. Comb the hair spray through the brow hair. Repeat the combing action several times. Let the spray dry - a couple of minutes. Leave the stencil in place while the brow dries.
			The secret revealed. Notice how the brow hair on top appears to be combed straight down. The stencil flattened the hair on the top edge of the brow - the spray holds the hair in position. The "new top edge" of the eyebrow is lower than it was before. Emphasize this NEW top edge by very lightly drawing a pencil line using a defining pencil following the new top edge.
			A small amount of powder was applied to the tail after the hairspray dried and before the stencil was removed. The stencil was removed and a lovely rounded shape results. The color selected was as close to the hair color as possible to make it hard to tell where the hair ended and the powder began.

Stencil Catalogs
Basic Shape Sketch