When starting, many new artists rely on traditional mapping techniques taught by their trainers. However, seasoned professionals tend to tailor their approach based on the unique features of each client's face. This adaptability is crucial because traditional mapping can produce less-than-ideal results when dealing with atypical facial characteristics. In professional brow mapping, the focus is often on "seeing beneath the surface”- that is, analyzing the underlying bone structure rather than just the nose shape or hair pattern. Concerning the bone structure and eyebrows, three main goals stand out: Preventing eyes from appearing either too close together or too far apart....
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