After Base Makeup, Before Eyes
Once you've set your base with foundation and powder, draw your brows before moving on to eye makeup. Defining your brow shape first makes it easier to balance your eyeshadow and liner. If there's any residual oil on the brow area, lightly dust it with powder for better color payoff.
3-Step Drawing with the Triangle Tip
- Use the pointed edge to outline the top and bottom of your brows
- Fill in sparse areas with the flat side to build natural-looking density
- Finish by brushing through with the built-in spoolie to blend and groom
The triangular shape lets you control pressure for both fine lines and broad strokes, so you can keep the inner brow soft and the tail sharp for a naturally graduated look.
Brow Looks by Occasion
For everyday makeup, lightly fill in gaps with Light Brown for a natural finish. For the office, use Mocha Brown to define the tail for a polished impression. When you're going for a cool-toned or modern vibe, Ash Grey is your best match.
Pairing with Hair Color
Mocha Brown works beautifully with dark brown to black hair, while Light Brown blends seamlessly with lighter brown or color-treated hair. Ash Grey adds a refined edge to ash-toned dye jobs or black hair. Layer with brow tint or brow mascara for even fuller-looking brows.
Care Tips for Longevity
Always cap the pencil tightly after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Store in a cool place away from heat and direct sunlight to preserve the formula. We recommend using within 12 months of opening. It removes easily with your regular cleanser.