Women rarely take the time to consider their eyebrow styles. This mistake can be a major faux pas. By matching types of eyebrows to the shape of your face, you can create a more finished look. The following tips will help you match your eyebrows perfectly to your face shape.



An Angular Brow Shape for Round Faces
Round faces are perfectly complemented by angular eyebrow styles. The shape created by these eyebrows brings a little definition to your face. It will also highlight your bone structure in a way that other brow shapes do not. Think Chrissy Teigen.

Highly arched and bushy eyebrows are also a good idea. Why bushy? This style adds further definition to your face and makes it easier to remember. Round faces are gorgeous, but without proper definition, they can blend into the crowd. Create a great dynamic by using angular brows.



A Rounded Brow Shape to Complement Square Jaws
If you have a face with a square jaw, rounded eyebrows can help take away some of the severity of the angles of your face. While square jaws are an attractive feature when highlighted appropriately, square or jagged eyebrow styles can be a bit too one-dimensional.

Try to go with the curve of your natural eyebrows as much as possible. By following their natural shape, you are more likely to create a great look. Only round them off if they end up getting too straight or jagged for your jaw shape. Use Rosario Dawson as your inspiration.



Horizontal Brows Highlight a Long Face
Long faces need a horizontal feature to offset their mostly vertical look. Straight eyebrows that run horizontally, a la Jessica Alba, are often a good style to use here. When using horizontal styles, you help create a dynamic that draws attention to your face in a unique way.

Try to avoid a brow shape that is too horizontal, however. A slight curve at the ends creates more of a dynamic and flowing style. The exact tilt and angle can be decided on based on your personal taste.



Well-Manicured Brow Shapes for Heart Faces
We believe that very well-manicured and groomed eyebrow styles are the best bet for heart-shaped faces. You should create a shape that produces big eyebrows without being too bushy.

Try a neat design that's slightly arched -- but not thin. Achieving this look should require only slight trimming and shaping of your natural brows to match the shape and curves of your face more accurately. Channel your inner Kourtney Kardashian for this one.



Choosing a Trimmer
When trimming your brows, no matter the style or your face shape, we suggest using the Remington Dual Blade Detail Trimmer, $11.99. This trimmer is inexpensive, robust, and adaptable to a variety of different eyebrow trimming needs.

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