Brows of a feather flock together

Featherbrows trend (Pic: Instagram)

Eyebrow trends are always changing. During the last decade brow shapes went from super thin and drawn in during the 1920's to thick and prominent in 2016 thanks to model, Cara Delevingne.

Now a new, and rather bizarre, trend has emerged and taken die hard makeup loving Instagramers by storm.

so i'm starting this new brow trend please recreate it and wear it everyday and dont forget to tag me like and subscribe and hit that bell button🔔😩👌🏻 ALL credits go to my muse @leevittu he came up with this whilst brushing my eyebrows last sunday brow: glue stick skin: @maccosmetics Face&Body foundation C1, @maccosmetics pro longwear concealer NW20, a lot of Fix+ for the wet effect highlight: @katvondbeauty Alchemist Palette (Emerald, Opal, Amethyst) eyeshadows: @lipsicosmetics lipstick on the lid and @maccosmetics matte lipsticks in Frosting and Matte Royal mixed for the inner&outer corners mascara: @maccosmetics in extreme dimension lash mascara in Hold For 10

A post shared by Stella Sironen (@stella.s.makeup) on Apr 8, 2017 at 10:46am PDT

After make-up artist Stella Sironen posted a picture (which received 51 400 likes) of her feather brows two weeks ago, the trend has taken off like a bird in flight. It wasn't long after that, that #featherbrows posts started hatching all over Instagram.

The look is created by making a path through the middle of your brow hairs as you would a middle path through your hair. Then brush the brow hairs in opposite directions to create a look resembling a feather. Some have women are taking it further by adding colour through the middle of the brow creating actual feather looking "artwork" as they refer to it. Now they have even added jewels and sparkle to really make a statement.

If you've been letting your brows grow or blessed with naturally full brows, you could definitely try this look.