My brows don't have any natural definite shape, and so I always start by outlining very lightly with my Anastasia Brow Wiz so I know exactly where to fill in (like a kid and a colouring book). This helps give definition to your brows and frame the rest of your face. I like mine to look as natural as possible, but if you want a bolder look, just press a little harder to create a harsher line.

I then start to fill in the middle with feather-strokes to keep it looking like hairs rather than a block look. Leave a few small spaces uncoloured to keep it looking natural. 

I then create a few light, long strokes along the tail of my brows. I have very few hairs here so I keep it light but the affect is strong.

I lightly and very carefully begin to add small upward strokes at the beginning of each brow. This is where my brows go a little wild and look nothing alike so I try to tidy them slightly and have them look a little less afraid of each other. This step only needs 3 or 4 strokes per brow for me but, again, if you want a bolder look feel free to keep going.

I'll then go over the brows very lightly with the brush to blend out any harsh lines. I focus this on the beginning of each brow as this is where things can look a little werid if applied too heavily.

I finish off with a few coats of the Benefit Gimme Brow. This is a few shades lighter than the Brow Wiz so gives another dimension, ultimately giving a more natural, 3-dimentional look. It also acts as a holding gel so that your brows stay in place all day (and the illusion can be kept under wraps!).

What's your favourite way to brow?