Where should the brow begin when shaping eyebrows?

Where should the brow begin when shaping eyebrows?

• A. Over the inside corner of the eye
• B. At the outer corner of the eye
• C. At the center of the eye
• D. At the arch of the brow

Answer: (A)

The starting point is determined by aligning the brow with the inner corner of the eye. Imagine a vertical line rising from the inner corner (the inner canthus) up to the brow—the point where that line meets the brow is where it should begin. This placement keeps the brow in proper proportion to the eye and nose, producing a natural, balanced look. If the start were placed at the outer corner, center, or arch, it would shift the brow’s proportions and disrupt symmetry—the arch or tail points serve different roles and don’t indicate where the brow should begin.

The starting point is determined by aligning the brow with the inner corner of the eye. Imagine a vertical line rising from the inner corner (the inner canthus) up to the brow—the point where that line meets the brow is where it should begin. This placement keeps the brow in proper proportion to the eye and nose, producing a natural, balanced look. If the start were placed at the outer corner, center, or arch, it would shift the brow’s proportions and disrupt symmetry—the arch or tail points serve different roles and don’t indicate where the brow should begin.