Autumn is here in full force and just like every time we enter a new season, it is important to update the skin care routine. The cold months are very stressful for your skin and your brows are no exception. Deep cleaning your brows once a month will ensure that you maintain your fine hair quality despite the cold and ensure the elimination of dead skin cells and stubborn dirt! Below we explain how to do this step-by-step.
1. Clean from make-up residues and superficial dirt.
It's easy to stress when removing your makeup in the evenings, and making sure all makeup is off your brows isn't always a priority. The first step in cleaning your brows in depth is therefore to use a gentle cleanser that you work through your brows carefully. You can either choose to do this with your fingers, a cotton pad or a brush. One tip is to use our popular, oil-free Cleansing Foam .
2. Say goodbye to dead skin cells.
The next step is to exfoliate your brows. For best results, you should use a fine-grained exfoliant that is adapted to your face. Use no more than a pea-sized amount of cream and gently massage it into your brows and the skin around them. Do this for about 15 to 30 seconds.
3. Trim your hairs.
This step can be skipped if you visit a salon regularly, but if you don't, now is the time to get out your brow scissors, curling brush and tweezers. First, use your spoolie brush and brush up your brows a couple of times. Then, carefully, carefully, with your brow scissors, cut about 1 mm of your hair. Start from the outer edge of your brows and slowly work your way forward. Then use your tweezers to pluck hairs that have grown outside of your desired shape. For tips on how to best pluck your brows, read our guide here!
4. Moisturize your eyebrows.
Finish the whole process with vaseline or a mild and moisturizing cream that you lightly spread on the skin all around. Top off the brows with our Care & Growth Serum to deeply hydrate and nourish the brows, and as a bonus, it adds growth to the brows.