<http://schema.org/articleBody>
"Some of you ladies had some follow-up questions to the brow post I did a few days ago... Here, some additional info from brow master Brett Freedman! (you can buy his products at vanitymark.com)\"What about... Some of you ladies had some follow-up questions to the brow post I did a few days ago... Here, some additional info from brow master Brett Freedman! (you can buy his products at vanitymark.com)\n\n\"What about brow color? if i have my hair dyed, should i have my eyebrows dyed with the same color too?\" -kaaath\n\nYes, you definitely want to match the tone. Notice how Ashley Tisdale's new auburn locks seem to magically match her arches? \u00A0It's not magic...it's attention to detail! If you are going red, make sure your hairstylist throws a little color on your brows.\u00A0With blondes it's the same. Have your stylist put a bit of the lightener on your brows to keep them from being too dark. Remember that hair dye and bleach are harsh chemicals that are dangerous to use around the eyes. This isn't a 'do at home' tip. Keep the brow\u00A0toning to the pros!\n\n\"What about heart faces?\" -sherollercoaster\n\nHeart shaped faces are so gorgeous and need attention to brow shape to optimize their impact. A heart shaped face generally has high cheekbones and a broad forehead and a smaller, delicate chin. Keep your brows tidy, on the fuller side and not too 'extended' at the tail. Too small a brow and your upper face will lack balance...too full and your jaw and chin will appear smaller. Notice how Christina Aguilera's face is looking much more in balance these days? \u00A0Gone are the too tweezed, pencil thin brows of her 'Dirty' days. She now does a fuller, more face flattering brow."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.teenvogue.com/story/browhow-part-ii>