Designed for precision, our new & improved Charcoal Brow Mapping Thread is a must-have salon essential.
At 1mm thick, it delivers crisp, controlled lines, while the 30-meter length ensures long-lasting use. Infused with activated charcoal, the buildable pigment allows for effortless adjustments without staining the skin, giving you complete control to perfect every brow design with accuracy and ease.
Now available in both black and white.
Cruelty-Free
Vegan
Sulphate-Free
Paraben-Free
Synthetic Fragrance-Free
PPD-Free
Efficient Application
Highly Pigmented
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Key features
Pre-Inked for Effortless Application - Infused with premium activated charcoal for smooth, high-visibility markings.
Ultra-Pigmented - Delivers bold, crisp lines for precision styling and shaping.
Fine & Flexible for Precision - Designed for ultimate control, ensuring sharp, accurate brow mapping.
User-Friendly & Mess-Free - Easy to handle for seamless, professional application.
Enhances Symmetry & Definition - Perfect for creating balanced, flawless brows with confidence.
Directions
Brow Mapping Instructions
Achieve precise, symmetrical brows using the Brow Code Charcoal Mapping Thread & Kit. Follow the steps below to map and shape brows with control and accuracy.
Step 1: Prepare the Brows
Complete a patch test before proceeding.
Ensure the brow area is clean, dry, and free from makeup or oil.
Use a professional-grade, oil-free cleanser to remove any residue, then pat dry with a cotton pad.
Step 2: Identify Key Points
Cut a section of Black or White Charcoal Mapping Thread. Use the nose as a guide to carefully mark the following brow mapping points:
Centre: Align with the center of the nose to determine the midpoint between both brows for overall symmetry.
Head: Place a vertical line from the dimple (indentation) of the nose straight up to where the brow begins. This ensures the brows start in alignment with the natural facial structure.
Arch: Identify the highest point of the brow by aligning from the outer edge of the nose through the center of the pupil. This is the peak that gives the brow its signature lift.
Tail: Extend a line from the outer corner of the nose through the outer corner of the eye to mark where the brow should end. This prevents it from being too short or overly elongated.
Step 3: Map the Shape
Once the key points are identified, use the Black or White Charcoal Mapping Thread to connect them and create a precise outline.
Base: Place the thread horizontally underneath the brow head to mark its lowest point.
Top: Place the thread horizontally above the brow head to mark its highest point.
Peak: Place the thread horizontally across the highest point of the arch to determine the ideal brow height
Lower Brow Line: Start at the center point and draw a line along the lower edge of each brow, beginning at the base of the brow head and ending at the base of the arch.
Upper Brow Line: Place the thread at the base of one brow, then connect it through the centre to the peak of the opposite brow. Repeat this process on the other side to outline the upper edges of both brows.
Tail Taper: To taper the tail, draw a line from the arch to the tail point along both the upper and lower edges of each brow.
Step 4: Review & Adjust
Carefully assess the overall symmetry, height, and shape of both brows. Adjust the mapping lines as needed to ensure balance and proportion before moving into shaping.
Step 5: Shape the Brows
Wax, Tweeze and/or Trim Brows to desired shape.
Trimming: It’s very important to brush the brow hairs into their natural direction before this step. Use the Trimming Scissors to trim any stray hairs outside the mapped guideline, if necessary. Do not brush brow hairs upwards or downwards to trim.
Waxing: Apply wax and remove hair outside the mapped shape.
Tweezing: Use Slant Tweezers to remove any remaining stray hairs and refine the shape.
Step 6: Final Touch
Wipe the brows gently with a damp cotton round to remove any remaining mapping pigment. Apply your chosen aftercare product to calm and hydrate the skin post-treatment.
I enjoy mapping out my brows. The more I practice, the better I become. Brow mapping is art and I can’t wait to map out my clients brows! This particular mapping thread has been great(the white color) because my brows are black so it helps me see and create crisp and precise lines.