Questions and Answers

The idea behind the trend is exactly how it sounds:Instead of using a brow gel, you use a bar of soap to shape and set your browsin place. While the trick has been repopularized by beauty bloggers, it'sactually a classic makeup artist and drag queen technique that'sbeen used on photo shoots for years.

1.   Spray the brush head with a spray.

2.   Brush the eyebrow soap with a slightly damp brush head (theamount is moderate, not too little, not too much, so as not to stick)

3.   Repeat the combing of the eyebrows and let each eyebrow stick tothe setting soap to achieve the setting effect.

It could potentially berough on your brow hair. "If the soap on your spoolie is toothick, it could pull hairs, leaving patches or gaps," says Bailey. Andbrow hair can take weeks to grow back.

Basic definition: You're just using bar soap in place of brow gel. Coating the hairs in soap gives them staying power, so you can mold the strands to your liking and trust that they'll lie flat all day long. "Almost like a glue stick," says brow expert Joey Healy

If your eyebrows don't stay in shape, then you're probably using too little product. Style your eyebrows in the desired shape and slowly build up the product by applying multiple layers. Repeat until you have the desired hold. Important!

You can use it even if your brows are not sothick. This brow cream will give your eyebrows a three-dimensional shape,natural and denser.

Yes,it's clear so you can't see it. I'm sure you'll be very pleased with it!

All-day and night if you don’t touch your brows. They ain’t moving!

The soap allows it to have a firmer hold. The gel won’t allow it to actually stick to have something called soap brows, something that's becoming a trend. The soap allows for a specific style of the brow.

plain glycerine soap