Beauty

[katie1859]

You may not like my answer but I use a simple brow pencil.

ELF retractable pen, no sharpening needed.

One end is the brow brush the other is the pen and I use taupe.

It's easy, soft, and stays!

3.00

[AngelPuppy1]

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@Dusty1 wrote:

@AngelPuppy1 You could buy Just For Men Beard & Mustache Dye & just do the lighter brow to match the darker. It also will look fuller.

I color my brows every few weeks. 

My hair was dark brown but I quit coloring & it is like an ashy blonde/grey now.

My brows are mostly brown but I get some greys so I color them with Just For Men Blonde.

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@Dusty1 

I appreciate the suggestion.  However, I am afraid I would make them look worse.  I heard that this stuff can be quite dark at first and then I would be walking around looking strange.  Also, my skin is really sensitive.  I can't even tolerate the wax that the woman used to use on my brows.  

[Dusty1]

@AngelPuppy1 I understand about the skin sensitivity.

I hope you find something that works for you!

[SurferWife]

@Tweetybrd 

I agree!  I prefer brow powder myself.  I like Benefit Brow Powder, RMS Back2Brow Powder as well as IT Brow Powder, although it's been discontinued.

I alternate mostly between Benefit & RMS.  I hope you find one you love!

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Tweetybrd wrote:
I’m thinking powdered brows look more natural than penciled in browse so I’d like to try it. Too many choices though.🤔

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@Tweetybrd 

It depends on how much hair you have on your brows, but I don't think everyone can get the right effect with just one product.

Personally, I like a very neutral pencil first to draw the shape, and then use a neutral mascara to brush the hairs into place ... and THEN I use a powder.

Anyone who can do it with one product and get the desired result ... I'm jealous.

[smoochy]

I agree with @Tinkrbl44 about needing to use more than one product. My elderly brows are very light brown, sparse in places, like my brow "tails" have about four lonely little hairs. 🥹

First I use a Benefit pencil to color and define. Whoa! There they are! Now that the frame is in place, I go over them with Benefit Gimme Brow in number 3. It's a light neutral taupey color. This adds a "little" fullness and depth. 
Sometimes if I'm feeling bold, I use Gimme Brow in Grey. 

[Snoopp]

I remember reading about Anastasia brow powder being very popular.  I don't use it myself though.

[Tinkrbl44]

Every once in a while I see a storefront for a business that does just brows. 

This surprises me.

Even if they are very good, how can they possibly get enough business to just cover the rent and utilities?