White Brow Mapping String [100 Ft Bottles - 30 m] Pre-Inked String for Permanent Makeup and Microblading Supplies, Brow Mapping Kit, Eyebrow Thread for Shaping (White)

Ink Permanent Black a White mapping string for brow sketches with Breakaway Blade!

The correct sequence of drawing an eyebrow sketch

Before starting the process, you need to prepare the face of the client:

1. Make sure there is no makeup on the skin, or remove it if there is.
2. Degrease the skin.
3. Using a brush, lay the brow hair so that there is no distortion of the brow shape.

At the beginning of the process:

Please take out the string and cut it with a special blade.

1. Divide the face with a line in the center, start marking from the central corner of the lips, and draw over the line between the eyebrows a little more than the middle of the forehead.
2. Define the beginning lines of the eyebrows parallel to the centerline at the same distance. The bottom of such a line starts from the wing of the nose. Most importantly, ensure that the distance between the stripes of the beginning of the eyebrow is the same as the centerline.
3. To mark the end of the eyebrow, you need to draw a line from the wing of the nose to the outer corner of the eye.
4. To determine the height of the eyebrow, you need to draw the following line from the wing of the nose to the center point of the outer side of the pupil before that. Make sure your client is looking straight ahead.
5. To mark the width of the eyebrows, mark the lines perpendicular to the centerline. Focus on natural width.
6. Draw a line from the beginning of the opposite eyebrow to the lift line. Repeat on the other side.
7. Place points. The intersection of the rises and the point of intersection of the end of the eyebrow with the lower line of the width of the eyebrow.
8. Draw a lower border that is parallel to the last line from point 6. The intersection of the upper border of the width of the eyebrows with the line of the height of the eyebrows. The last step is to merge the tip intercept with the lower tip intercepts.