How To Cover Eyebrows With Pros-Aide Liquid or Pros-Aide Cream

[@GrannyGarrett]

Literally, this is the Pros Aide grwm I've been needing since I started learning drag makeup. Brooklyne Height's is great, but it's also suuuper fast. Then all these glue stick people out here saying it's easy when they have translucent pencil brows. People like us have Brillo pads on our foreheads. Also really love the Art Simone nod. She herself seems like such a wizard with makeup, yet doesn't seem to want to get into the tutorial game.

[@dorasdragjourney]

Thank you so much for the comment ❤️ completely agree, Art Simone has mad skills, she should share her wisdom! Who's brows are bigger, mine or yours? Take care 😘

[@GrannyGarrett]

@@dorasdragjourney Yours are actually a little bigger, I think, which especially gives me confidence that I can do this.

[@tonygerber4657]

More More More videos!!! This tutorial is on a whole other level - for so many reasons! Great editing, sound effects, music showing each step, all of it! sound effects & clipart not necessary since I'm sure it takes a lot of time but still a great touch. Wish I could have seen the makeup part too! Then their is your ability to teach - explaining & showing each step of the process! SO helpful! Leaves me wanting more!

[@dorasdragjourney]

Thanks a bunch for the feedback! I agree, some of the effects are not really worth the effort, although it is so much fun to make. OK, more content then 😁 Is there anything in specific you would like to see? Take care 😘

[@hannahlauren2900]

thank you so much for this, exactly what I needed!! ♥️

[@ProblematicBitch]

can this technique be used to cover very short stubble? I don't like shaving my facial hair and really need a technique to cover it for drag

[@dorasdragjourney]

Hello doll! ❤️ I would not recommend it and here's why. The technique actually relies on the hairs of your brows to be long enough to lay down. That it why we coat the hairs back and front, to ensure that when we press them down, they stick to the skin. You would need a very large amount of product to cover the stubble and the surface would probably not be very natural looking. That is my theory, but you are welcome to try it (not a recommendation though) and report back 😜 Just make sure you have a suitable product to remove the prosaid, especially if you are going to cover a larger area. Take care 😘

[@jastohrr]

this was so helpful, thank you!

[@jastohrr]

I would love if you did a pros-aide vs spirit gum one!

[@dorasdragjourney]

Thanks for the love 😘

[@dorasdragjourney]

I have never tried spirit gum but I have considered trying for some time, so why not 😁 Take care 😘

[@Skyehye3113]

This was so helpful thank you Ps we know how to speed videos up gurl

[@dorasdragjourney]

Thank you for the love! 🥰 Haha, you never know what people don't know out there, just covering all bases ya know. In my next video, I might throw in a quick tip on how to open a drawer 🤷🏽‍♂️ Take care 😘

[@victoriamaria5528]

Love this!!!!! 😍😍😍

[@stuartist]

Can you use this product on your forehead and under eyes to prevent developing wrinkles the way people use face tape?

[@goodboimorado]

First, you're hilarious (Spatuluuuur!) Second, does the Bond Off burn? I read reviews saying the Pros-Aide remover burns and this may be a good alternative.

[@medicinemadisonofficial]

I recently used Ben Nye Bond Off. A little disclaimer, I used it to remove Grimes Mastix adhesive, and not on my eyebrows, I used it on my face. It does not burn, and it is very comfortable for me. However like with any product, if you have allergies or sensibilities, it is important to check the ingredients before using to make sure it is safe for you.

[@dorasdragjourney]

Thank you for the love 🥰 Nope it does not burn at all and it smells almost too good 😅 (*glug glug glug*). It probably burns like hell if you get it in your eyes tho, but I'm no doctor so how would I know 🤷🏽‍♂️ Take care 😘

[@jenniferhalliwell416]

Even with the Pros Aide remover I still found it painful to remove! I will have to try the Ben nye!

[@dorasdragjourney]

Hey Jennifer, I hope you still have your eyebrows in good health! It definitely does not have to hurt, so perhaps try to use a bit more of the remover, rather than too little, and then start from the bottom so that the product gets squeezed in between the hair and the prosaid. Hope it helps 🙏🏽 Take care 😘

[@ryanramdass4455]

Have you tried sheering your cream edges with the liquid?

[@hannahlauren2900]

makeup school grad here! for those who said prosaide remover (or IPM) burns - be careful not to mix it with alcohol! it causes a chemical reaction & that’s what causes the burning sensation!

[@Holmesfamily_]

How do we remove it

[@worktvk]

So which do you prefer? Liquid or cream?

[@IanMcKinney83]

Your Cute.😍

[@sapeudaimonia]

cutie

[@dorasdragjourney]

Thanks for the love 😘