What are soap brows? The idea behind the trend is exactly how it sounds: You use a bar of Pear soap to shape and set your brows in place. While the trick has been repopularized by beauty bloggers, it's actually a classic makeup artist and drag queen technique that's been used on photo shoots for years. Aside from being insanely cheap, soap is perfect for getting those really fluffy, brushed-up, model-worthy brows that gel alone can't quite achieve. How to do soap brows this technique is best for people who already have longer, darker brows. So if you're still growing back your brows from over-plucking, you might not get the same effect. With all that in mind, putting soap brows into practice is actually quite simple. All you need is a bar of soap (something clear like Pears Original is best), a disposable spoolie brush, and some water or setting spray. Just wet your brush and lightly drag it across the soap.
