What to get for brows..

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Ana S.

Jun 2, 2016

Ana S.

Hi, I am new to putting on makeup and I am wondering what tint or brow pencil I should get since I am just starting, I was thinking of getting the Anastasia Beverly Hills Perfect Brow Pencil.. But I am unsure could someone please advise me :) Thanks.

Diana T.

Jun 2, 2016

Diana T.

It's really all about what you like - pencils I feel like give a more polished look but can come off unnatural if you have a heavy hand - are you looking to draw on full brows or just fill in sparse areas? If you need more definition a pencil is the way to go - but if you are just filling in - I find a powder is more natural looking - then if you want brows that will stay on for a long time you should set them with a brow gel or use a wax to keep the hairs in place - I have combo/oily skin and I find a gel works best for setting my brows.

Maha S.

Jun 2, 2016

Maha S.

Well the brow problem for mine is that I have shorter brows and the start I mean any recommendation to grow hair also if I shape.my brows in that arch way there will be no hair left

Viviana F.

Jun 2, 2016

Viviana F.

Since you're just starting out, I'd personally go drugstore just until you get the hang of it. The NYX micro brow pencil is great or if you're looking for a powder/pomade (which I find easier) , the NYX eyebrow kit and the Rimmel brow this way brow sculpting kit are a good way to go

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