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"We've watched makeup artists break out all sorts of wacky tricks backstage before a show. And this season, we witnessed one that was especially dramatic\u2014but, actually, looked pretty cool. At several fall shows, including Balenciaga (shown here), Christian Dior, and Miu Miu, makeup artist Pat McGrath and her team bleached the models' brows so they all but disappeared. Why on earth would anyone do this, you ask? Well, according to McGrath, lightening brows makes dark eye makeup look more intense and colored shadow look brighter. And yes, we know it's kind of crazy, but the models themselves totally loved the look. In fact, when it came time to dye their brows back to their original color after the shows, we overheard many of the girls requesting to go lighter because they were so digging the bleached-thing.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n \\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n  Now, don't go slapping bleach on your own brows\u2014please. Instead, if you want to go a bit lighter, see your colorist or a brow specialist and let them do the deed for you. Or try faking the look by switching to a brow pencil or powder two to three shades lighter than your real brows. If yours are naturally very dark though, definitely have them dyed by a pro or stick with what you've got (lightening super dark brows with makeup won't fool anyone)."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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