There weren't any brow products when I was in my 20s. Women simply tweezed! Now, of course, I use every single brow product I make. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
I'm surrounded by a lot of women and they really inspire me every day. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
People in the beauty community don't like copycats, so I think it's important to stay true to who you are and people will stay… — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
Living in Constanta under communism, we did not have the ethnic diversity that I then encountered in America. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
A great pair of tweezers should feel like they are vibrating as if they have a spring. If the tweezers don't do that, they… — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
Women think that smaller brows will open up their eyes, but that's wrong and it affects your entire face. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
People didn't believe that eyebrows were a business. I believed in it, and I think that's enough. If you believe it, you can do… — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
Avoid needlepoint tweezers as you can easily injure yourself. And very square tweezers can shear the hair versus plucking it out from the root,… — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
The proper eyebrows can balance wide cheekbones or make the length of the face appear more proportionate. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
My secret for over pluckers is to keep some brow pencil on your brows at all times, even when you go to bed... If… — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
I use the golden ratio to create the perfect shape on my clients' faces. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
Petite features should always be paired with thinner, softer brows - they don't overpower your face. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
When you're trying to recreate an era, eyebrows and hair are the most important thing to consider. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
Your eyebrows should be proportional to your face. If they're too overwhelming, it doesn't work. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
The fact that I didn't speak English I think was the most difficult thing for me. — Anastasia Soare Copy Share Image
