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 you've completed your skincare routine and base makeup, including foundation, when there's a light layer of moisture and oils on the brow area. Apply your brows first, then move on to eyeshadow and eyeliner.
Precise, Hair-Like Strokes
You can control the thickness and shape by adjusting how you sharpen the pencil. For ultra-fine detail, try sharpening it into a flat, chisel tip. Use the thin edge to draw individual hair-like strokes along the natural direction of your brows, and the wider flat side to fill in sparse areas with broader coverage. Keep a light hand at the front of the brow for a soft start, then gradually press more firmly toward the tail for definition.
Brow Looks for Every Occasion
- For everyday makeup, lightly fill in sparse areas only to keep your look natural and effortless
- For office-appropriate makeup, define the tail of the brow with clean, precise strokes for a polished finish
- For evening plans or special occasions, shape and fill the entire brow to frame your eyes with bold definition
Pairing with Havana Brown
The warm, golden undertones of Havana Brown complement lighter or dyed hair beautifully. Pair it with beige or coral-toned eyeshadows for a bright, soft look. When used with brown mascara, your brows and lashes blend seamlessly for a cohesive, natural finish.
Care Tips for Long-Lasting Use
The hard formula resists crumbling during sharpening and uses up product slowly, so it lasts longer. A cosmetic sharpener makes the process even easier. Always cap the pencil tightly after use to prevent the core from drying out or breaking. It removes easily with a regular foam cleanser, but if you prefer a thorough cleanse, use an eye makeup remover.