If you do have a brow stencil, Perkins says you should line it up along with your new starting point and then fill in the stencil with the same powder. Once that’s done, your eyebrows are fully mapped out.

Now, you could stop here but if you want more pronounced brows, Perkins follows up with a light brow pencil to further fill in the brows. Then, she takes a darker brow pencil for more definition.

“For the lower part of the brow, from the arch to [the start of the brows], you just want a straight line,” she says, running a brow pencil along sparse areas. To finish, she runs soap through the beginning half of her brows for a natural-looking, fluffy effect.

While it may sound like a lot of work, the actual process is very quick. Yet, you’ll still achieve clean, defined brows without having to painstakingly draw on individual hair-like strokes. Rushing to grab our debit card to give this a go…

Desi Perkins just shared a clever trick for shaping and filling in your eyebrows quickly