Are you struggling to find the eyebrow color that works right for your skin tone? This problem isn't unusual, but it can be more easily solved than you might think. Whether you want thin or thick eyebrows, black or blonde eyebrows, the following method will help you create the perfect eyebrow color that suits your look.



Match Your Natural Color
Plenty of women have dyed their hair, and for some, it may be difficult to gauge their natural shade. However, if you work hard to match your original hair shade with your eyebrow color, you are going to get the best results. Match them in a way that is soft and rather than going too dark or too light. Try a product like Anastasia Tinted Brow Gel, $22, to get nice and thick eyebrows.

Use a Gel and Pencil Approach
For those who are blonde, it is a good idea to use both a gel and a pencil. Those going for a blonde eyebrow color often have hair that matches their skin tone too closely. As a result, it may appear that their brows are too thin.

To create thick eyebrows that look great, a good gel is necessary to fill in the gaps. The previously mentioned Anastasia Beverly Hills product is the right choice here. Once you've filled in the gaps, color your brows with a pencil to create the thick eyebrows you crave.



Experiment With Different Products
If you find that your natural hair color is not the brow color you wanted, you can always experiment with some different products until you find the right one. Those who want dark eyebrows should consider ULTA Brow Tint, $10. This product is specifically designed for darker hair and creates thick eyebrows quickly and efficiently.



However, if you find that dark shades don't work for you, choose from various lighter colors. One popular choice that we fully endorse is WUNDER2 - WUNDERBROW D-Fine Brow Liner and Gel, $24. Apply this liner along the sides of your eyebrows to find them getting thicker and more luxuriant without looking too bold.

Mixing Colors
If you can't get the shade you want when creating thick eyebrows, you should try mixing a few different colors. This process requires a lot of experimentation as there is no real guide for mixing and matching here. Start out with a shade that best matches your natural hair color, then decide if you should have darker or lighter eyebrows.

Those with darker skin usually do best darkening their eyebrows slightly. The opposite applies to those with lighter skin tones. Add the appropriate shade -- either lighter or darker -- to your original shade in a slight amount. We suggest just one dab at a time and applying it to your eyebrows as you mix. In this way, you get an idea of how it looks on your newly thick eyebrows.