Beauty

[MissKlynn]

I have good brows and don't usually do anything to fill them in. Lately I've tried dark brown eyeshadow just to shape and define some of the edges and it looks great! I've tried pencils and hated them, just too intense and fake looking for my needs.

I live in Florida where it rains every day in the summer, so I need something waterproof. Thought I saw one of the QVC vendors with a waterproof brow powder but can't remember who? Any idea, or recommendations? Doesn't have to be from the Q.

Definitely want a powder, not a pencil or gel.

Thanks!

[MissKlynn]

oops, posted in wrong forum! sorry!

[FluffyBear]

Hey there! I agree with everything you said about pencils. I live in south florida and I've tried sooo many brow powders! The one I keep going back to is Urban Decay Brow Box. It comes with two shades of powder, a setting wax, two mini angle brushes and a mini tweezers. I don't use them unless I'm on the go bc they're small and hard to grip. The lady at sephora showed me how to apply the wax to my eyebrows and comb them to "set" them and then add the powder. The powder sticks wonderfully to wax and my eyebrows look perfect all day. I get soooo many compliments on my brows. I have very thick and dark brows and no one who knows I powder them understands why. I have a few spots that are a bit thin and when I fill them with the powder they look perfect with having that "tattoo" look. It's costs about $28 but with using it about 5 days out of the week, it lasts me about 6 months.

[olewoman]

I use joan rivers great hair day,enough product in container for a lifetime.

[HonnyBrown]

Look into the Cover Girl line of products. I wear their OutLast lipstick. It won't come off until I take it off. They have eye and brow products in the same line also.

[bebe777]

MissKlynn, I remember seeing that presentation too, but I can't remember who the vendor was.

-- bebe