i just recentlyin the past year started using brow pencils. i never used them before,ide use just a littlebitofeyeshadow,that matchedmy brows and used that tocolororshapethem.but i decided to use the browpencilsand i went onyou tube to see how to apply it,and as soon as i looked in themirror when i wasdone,i was soooooooooooooo happy for how they turned out!, my wholeface looked"new" i dont know how to describeit,but i loved the wayitmademyeyes pop nd my skinlooked sosoft.i dnt no why, so know i dontleve the house without giving my brows a little bit of definition and/or shape!. i hvent tried this yet,but ive head great things about it,so when i go out nect imgoing totry npurchse this, then ill leteveryone knowmy eperience with it. i use the body shop right now for a browpencil.one tip, alwaysss keepit share nd pointy on the tip, or elseit willmakeyour brows ook fakeand dark and drwnon,and we want themto look natural!

This dual-ended eyebrow pencil plus spoolie is like one-stop-shopping-indulgence from Dior. One end is a soft precision retractable brow pencil (not a conventional pencil that you have to sharpen; it's more like a mechanical pencil), and the other is an eyebrow wand you can use to comb your brows. If you have really unruly brows you could dip it lightly into some styling product and use to apply.

The colour itself is said to be "universal". It looks like a dark brown, but I have very light brows and since you can apply as heavy or light as you want, it really does seem to be a one-size-fits-all type of product. The casing is a classy silver tube, and the spoolie has a matching cap so that you can keep it clean.

At $30 it's a little pricey, but what a great product for the occasional splurge! I have used other brands that were effective enough, but this is a step above.