This makeup artist used the most simple at-home ingredient to get killer brows

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This makeup artist used the most simple at-home ingredient to get killer brows

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DIY makeup tips can be found practically anywhere these days. The general agreement is cosmetic hacks are best — and are practically miracles — when they are safe, cheap, and easy. Those looking for a homespun secret to fleek brows can look no further than their backyard grill.

A Dubai-based makeup artist and blogger named Rawal Kaur Sethi shared her go-to product for bolder brows — charcoal.

In an Instagram video (via PopSugar), Rawal first shows off one already made-up brow, which was done with Anastasia Dipbrow Pomade. Next, she uses an angled brush to dab charcoal onto her other brow.

The result is pretty remarkable — you can’t even tell the difference between the two brows. They both look fierce!


Peep the entire tutorial here:

EYEBROWS USING CHARCOAL. I did one eyebrow with @anastasiabeverlyhills dip brow pomade in “Dark Brown” while the other one with CHARCOAL. Charcoal is completely harmless to your skin! And this will work for brunettes only! I cleaned using MAC full coverage concealer in NW 35 HATE WILL BE BLOCKED … . #makeupfanatic1 #dressyourface #makeupvideosdailyx #maquiagemx #maquillajesvideos #videosfashions #wakeupandmakeup #eyebrows #hudabeauty #makeupslaves @makeupcoach #makeupgeekcosmetics #makeupartistworldwide #brian_champagne #makeupslaves #1minutemakeup #urbandecaycosmetics #allmodernmakeup #motd #nyxcosmetics #vegas_nay #makeupaddict #skincare #slave2beauty #powerofmakeup #inssta_makeup #makeuptutorialsx0x #allmodernmakeup #dubaiblogger #makegirlz @hudabeauty @shophudabeauty @modaecustomizacao @style.video @diy.remedies @allmodernmakeup @cosmopolitan #anastasiabrows #anastasiabeverlyhills #hudabeautylipcontour @diy.remedies

A video posted by R A W A L (@kaurvanity) on May 18, 2016 at 2:21pm PDT


As Rawal writes in the caption, there’s no need to worry about charcoal being harmful to your skin. It’s actually a commonly-used ingredient in skincare. Charcoal facial masks, anyone? The only downside is this shortcut can only be used by people with dark brows, since charcoal unfortunately doesn’t come in blonde.