"Garden" eyebrows

If you thought you've seen all the fun brow trends, you're wrong. :) Bloggers still have something to surprise us with! "Garden" eyebrows - a new spring trend that is gaining momentum in the network.

Spring has finally come to us, though so far only in the form of eyebrow shaping.

I've already shown you a few options on how to style your eyebrows in the original style, but feather brows and wave brows seem like kindergarten compared to this crazy trend! So, meet - garden eyebrows! :)

A slightly crazy but beautiful idea comes from vlogger Taylor R. Taylor, who was born in Canada but currently lives in Hong Kong, shared with her followers (and she has over 800,000 of them, by the way) a video tutorial with step-by-step instructions on how to make such flower eyebrows yourself.

"I came up with this look because the city where I live, Hong Kong, doesn't have much greenery. Even the parks are concrete. Plus, spring is here and I feel like you guys need a new look!"

On her page, Taylor also conducted a small poll, where she invited people to speak out for or against such lawn eyebrows. Probably people really missed the spring, since 36,190 answered “yes” . :)

Well, yes, we all “urgently” need a small mini-garden on the eyebrows. :) :) :)

Many girls have already been inspired by garden brows, and the result of their creativity can be seen on Instagram with the #gardenbrows hashtag. Even the animals "suffered"! :)

This isn't the first time Taylor has been rocking social media with her creations. Eyebrows-trees are also her merit.

I think lawn brows and tree brows have something in common.

Not surprisingly, this image was taken as a joke by many, and more funny parodies of garden eyebrows can already be found on the net.

At first glance, making lawn eyebrows is easy enough, but it takes some skill to recreate it.

For starters, Taylor waxed her eyebrows to make it clumpy and sticky. Using her fingertips, she arranged the hairs in different directions to give it the appearance of overgrown grass.

After the wax, it's time to add some color. To do this, the blogger used bright green liquid lipstick, which she applied to an old mascara wand (I wonder who is a fan of green lips? :) )

If you are not one of them, and you do not have such good things at home, then Taylor advises using green mascara or eyeliner for coloring.

Once the "grass" is ready, it's time to start planting flowers. For greater realism, it is better, of course, to use real flowers, but stickers or painted floral patterns are also suitable for this.

For those who use real flowers, Taylor advises using the tops of the flowers. You can stick it with tweezers and regular eyelash glue. Apply a small amount of glue to the places where you want to attach the flowers and let it dry a little for a few seconds. After that, it will be easier to attach the flowers to the eyebrows.

To make the look of your garden brows unique, you can add other details, such as butterflies.

Voila, now you have your own flowering garden! :)

Of course, this look is not meant to be worn for a long time, especially if you use fresh flowers, as it will begin to wither by the evening. But, at least for a few hours, you will be able to please others with your success in gardening. :)

Yes, of course, this eyebrow design is too much for a casual look, but I must admit that such eyebrows look really cute and fresh, and could well become the highlight of your image, for example, at one of the many music festivals, or at a themed photo shoots, or just at a party, where it will look appropriate.

In general, garden eyebrows to be! :)