After Base Makeup, During the Brow Step
Due to its hard texture, this pencil doesn't glide smoothly on bare skin. For best color payoff, use it after completing your skincare routine and base makeup—foundation included—when there's a light layer of moisture and oils on the brow area.
Precise, Hair-by-Hair Technique
Sharpen the pencil to a fine point, or carve it into a flat, chisel edge for even more control. With a chisel tip, use the thin edge to draw individual hair-like strokes along the natural direction of your brows, and use the flat side to fill in sparse areas seamlessly. Apply light pressure at the inner brow for a soft start, then gradually increase pressure toward the tail for added definition and dimension.
Brow Looks for Every Occasion
- For everyday makeup, lightly fill in only the sparse areas to keep your look natural and effortless
- For office-appropriate makeup, define the tail of your brows with clean, precise strokes for a polished finish
- For special occasions, shape and fill the entire brow to create bold, sculpted arches that frame your eyes beautifully
Makeup Pairings for Rose Brown
Rose Brown is a warm chocolate-brown with rosy undertones, making it ideal for warm-toned skin or hair dyed in reddish-brown shades. Pair it with coral or peach blush and rose-toned lips for a cohesive, harmonious look. For eyeshadow, pink-brown or burgundy shades blend beautifully with this brow color.
Storage and Cleansing Tips for Longevity
Thanks to its hard texture, this pencil resists wear and lasts a long time. Use a dedicated pencil sharpener to prevent the core from crumbling during sharpening. Always replace the cap tightly after use to keep the formula from drying out. A regular cleanser will remove the product easily, but for a more thorough cleanse, dip a cotton swab in eye makeup remover and gently wipe along the direction of your brow hairs.