Learn How to Shape and Fill Your Brows Like a Pro

Before you start doing anything, Bouchard recommends brushing everything out first so that you're working with your natural shape.

Next, Bouchard says to evaluate how much color you need. He likes to generally go a shade lighter than the natural color of your brows. "This way it creates a shadow under the hair," he explains.

His product of choice is the MAC Veluxe Brow Liner ($20) because it's a pencil that turns to powder for a more natural effect.

To make sure you're creating the most flattering look, Bouchard advises using the pencil to measure out the proper angles. First, line up the pencil at the side of your nose and make it go straight up. That's where your brow should start.

Next, line the pencil up from the side of your nose and make it pass through the center of your iris (make sure you're looking straight ahead). This is where the arch in your brow should be.

Lastly, line the pencil up so it hits the side of your nose and the outer corner of your eye. This is where the tail of your brow should be.

Once you've filled in your brows and created the perfect shape, go back and brush the brows again to blend and soften. Be certain to follow the direction of the hairs for the most natural finish.

Once you have your final look, set everything with a clear gel, like MAC's Clear Brow Set ($16).