Dip brow application

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Liz B.

Apr 22, 2014

Liz B.

What kind of brush do you ladies use for the Anastasia dip brow. I've only ever used powder so I was wondering if a specific brush works better with pomade.

Josii c.

Apr 22, 2014

Josii c.

I use an angled liner/brow brush, and then go over with a spooly brush to even up the color and to make it look a little more natural :)

Bekah S.

Apr 22, 2014

Bekah S.

Same as josii :)

Lisa S.

Apr 22, 2014

Lisa S.

They make a brush but I haven't tried theirs. I usually just use small angled eyeliner brush (Elf makes a good cheap one) and a spooly brush. I must say though, I loveee Dipbrow! You'll probably need (I know I do) to clean up with with concealer (I actually use a small lip brush). And it does take some getting used to, I find it best to sometimes draw with a pencil just the lines to help guide me better.

Marianna R.

Apr 22, 2014

Marianna R.

I use the #12 from that same brand they have a angled brush and a spoolie on the other end it works PERFECT for the dip brow, I suggest you buy it for perfect application!

Marleen B.

Apr 22, 2014

Marleen B.

I use the mini version of the # 12. Same dimensions of the brush & spoolie, just shorter. I find the mini one easier to control & manuever when I'm holding a mirror with one hand & applying the brow product with the other.

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