Here's How to Get The '90s Mircrobrow Look

Eyebrow looks have been top of mind for celebrities and beauty enthusiasts alike. From having them bleached (even if they’re faux) to ’90s micro brows, the possibilities of moments are endless. However, we’ve found the trick to circumvent removing the last few hairs left on your brows to achieve these looks.

The ’90s brow has been the trend top of mind for the daring ones to try, with Nicola Peltz Beckham being one of the first brave ones to showcase her new statement slim and sparse brow style. We know that thin brows are nothing new — but nostalgic if you will. For some, they remind you of the seemingly easier days of rom-coms and grunge garage bands’ music videos. For others, they represent high editorial fashion and beauty. As makeup generally has evolved over the last few years, it’s not lost upon us that the beauty pros have developed hacks to trick that deliver brow looks of the past.

Model Ashley Graham subtly revealed her genius beauty secret in an Instagram post. Graham showed a photo of the top of her brows in mid-bleach. It’s indicative that the star’s brow specialist took a more strategic route to save the natural hairs rather than over-tweaking and over-plucking — blending the leftover strands with makeup to create an illusion. If you’re thinking of getting into any of these trends, we must advise that while you may be an expert in your own right, it’s worth tapping a professional experienced in the process to help you attain your desired effect.

Another way to DIY at home is to experiment with makeup. Use a sturdy brow gel or even the old glue method to push the hairs back, cover them with full-coverage concealer, and set them with a powder before drawing on your desired brows. The technique probably won’t be 100% on point the first few times, but you’re sure to become solid with practice.