Concealing eyebrows

All the new baby drag queens will have oatmeal brows, Drag brows While some drag queens do indeed shave their eyebrows off entirely in order to make doing the rest of their makeup easier, most others resort to simply gluing theirs down. But that's easier said than done, as we saw when we attended a drag makeup class earlier this year. "It's one of the more difficult steps," Toto says. "It’s a step where people can learn everything else or even be an amazing makeup artist, but if you don't know how to glue your brows down, the look won’t be cohesive."

We picked up a few lessons in working with the paste backstage at the Chromat fashion show last month in NYC. Makeup artist Lizzie Arneson led a team of creatives that included Gina Frey and Ashley Victoria to cover a slew of models (many with very full brows) with the grade school glue sticks before adorning them with appliques. 2. After Two Months, Start Tweezing Sparingly I think Sharon Needles says drag queens,

My Tuesday nights usually consist of me & my makeup enthusiasts friends watching RuPaul’s Drag Race, dancing in front of the mirror & playing with our makeup palettes. Every time we get together we can’t help but gag* over the makeup looks that these queens on the show create. More from Makeup This eyebrow brush—which works best with cream and powder products—is great for filling in any sparse spots or patches along your eyebrows, since the super-pointy tip gives you plenty of control while you literally draw on tiny hairs.

Of course, since we all plucked our eyebrows to death, they didn’t grow back. This has left an entire generation without eyebrows. You might laugh, but it’s true. Eyebrow tattoos are an actual lifesaver. We asked 4 drag queens to share their make-up tips. Here’s what we learned If you’re a fan of the airbrushed look, thank the drag makeup masters. Full-coverage foundation that’s flawlessly applied is a staple of drag makeup because it creates a canvas that can carry any look that’s put on top of it.