Start with your brows before eye makeup
After finishing your base makeup, draw your brows before applying eyeshadow or eyeliner. Defining your brow shape first makes it easier to balance the rest of your eye makeup. The best time is right after setting your base with powder.
Fill in hair by hair with the 1.5mm slim tip
The hard formula requires a light touch. Use short, feathery strokes to fill in following the direction of your natural brow hairs. When filling sparse areas, start by outlining from the inner brow to the tail, then fill in gaps with individual hair-like strokes that follow the natural growth pattern. Finish by grooming with the built-in spoolie brush.
Brow looks for different occasions
- For office looks, keep the inner brow soft and define only the tail for a polished impression
- For casual weekend makeup, fill in softly all over for a natural, effortless vibe
- For evening events, subtly emphasize the arch and extend the tail for a more refined look
Choosing your shade based on hair color
Grey Brown suits black or dark natural hair, while Deep Brown complements natural brown or dark brown hair. Natural Brown has a yellow-brown tone without red undertones, making it ideal for bleached or light-colored hair. For harmonious eye makeup, pair with eyeshadow in beige or brown shades one tone lighter than your brow color.
Care tips for long-lasting use
Twist up only as much product as you need. The firm formula can break if extended too far and pressed too hard. You may notice a white film on the pencil tip—this is normal for the formula and doesn't affect quality. It removes easily with regular cleanser. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.