Skincare Tricks: 'Billion Dollar Brows' Skin Care Products

Skincare-News.com brings the latest news about eyebrow shaping and "Billion Dollar Brows," the eyebrow care line that even celebrities are raving about.

Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) December 27, 2007 -- Gone are the days of thinly penciled in lines and painfully over-plucked brows. Today's eyebrows are beautifully natural and attainable by all. Skincare-News.com's latest article, "Billion Dollar Brows: A Luxury That Can Be Had By All," discusses the basics of brow shaping and how one company was formed to "eliminate over-plucked, misshapen brows from the world." http://www.skincare-news.com/articles.php?ArtID=484

When it comes to shaping the eyebrows, it's a woman's face shape, not the latest fashion, that is the deciding factor. Oval shaped faces can wear any shape, but look best in curved eyebrows. For a round face, arched eyebrows will define the facial features. And for a square or rectangular face, rounded brows will create a softer look.

Tweezing is the most popular at-home method for removing stray hairs. For best results, use a pair of sharp, slant-tipped tweezers to remove any hairs that disrupt the natural line below the brows. Tweeze just out of the shower, pulling out hairs in the same direction the hair grows. To ease pain or redness, use an ice cube and hydrocortisone cream.

According to the article, it's a good idea to visit a salon every four to five months to have brows shaped by the pros, which will make maintenance in between visits much easier to manage. Waxing is a common method of eyebrow shaping that should, in most cases, be left to the professionals as it gives considerably less control than tweezing. Threading and electrolysis are other excellent options to explore at a quality salon. Threading is a newer trend that originates in the Middle East and Asia, in which a skilled threader quickly removes hairs by twisting threads together. Electrolysis destroys hairs permanently, and is a good solution for extremely unruly brows.

For any woman who has ever over-plucked her eyebrows, or been the victim of a poor plucking job at a salon, Billion Dollar Brows or BDB is here to the rescue. Believing that "thick, beautiful brows are a right, not a privilege," the BDB product line was created to "eliminate over-plucked, misshapen brows from the world." Their products include tweezers, vitamin-fortified treatments for brows and lashes, and pencils and powders to match every skin shade. Recently, they've opened a cozy, relaxing spa with highly trained and experienced brow artists. BDB has appeared at many celebrity events and shaped the brows of everyone from Sasha Cohen and Paula Abdul to Ali Landry and Janice Dickinson. Fortunately, their prices don't cater to the rich and famous. Brow shaping and tweezing services range from $30-$40. Prices for their products are between $12 and $45.

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