Thinking of popping my eyebrow virginity but don't know how...

[AeFondCrisp]

I have fairly thin, pale eyebrows which don't require much maintenance. I've never used any product on them before and don't know where to start. I wouldn't use it on a daily basis but more when I'm going out to frame my face a bit more. I'm looking for a product that is fairly subtle and easy to use. Don't want an accidental slug brow!

Any recommendations? Pencil, powder, gel? I don't even know where to begin...

[hollinhurst84]

For dirt cheap and to give it a go you could try W7 gel, I think it's called queen of brows. It's a copy of benefit gimme brow and you literally comb it through

[Fluffycloudland77]

Try this www.superdrug.com/MUA/MUA-Eyebrow-Pencil---Blonde/p/233884.

I use the brunette one. If you don't like it then you've only spent a £1.

BUAV approved too.

[Bijouxxx]

I find powder the most natural looking, if you have an eyeshadow in a suitable matte colour that will do, or I use this from Superdrug.

[creamcheeseandlox]

I use the Rimmel pencil to outline then fill in with a angled brush and a brown matte eyeshadow. Eveyone always says how nice and defined they are.

[AeFondCrisp]

Thanks everyone I'll get to a Superdrug and take a look at these products. I thought everyone was going to recommend Benefit, Mac etc and I was going to spend a fortune so it's good to know the cheaper products are good!

[sarahnova69]

I use a Sleek Makeup eyebrow pencil which is angled and good for drawing. Good value and you can get it at superdrug/boots.

I booked a session with a makeup artist and she taught me how to fill in my brows and showed me a range of products I could use. There are lots of good YouTube videos you can watch as well. I think a good pencil is the easiest to start with.

[creamcheeseandlox]

The key is keeping the pencil sharp. Also the Rimmel one has a little brush on the lid. My wedding make up artist who is amazing uses the rimmel one and says it's just as good as higher end brands.

[CointreauVersial]

Maybelline Master Brow palette - it's fab. Like you, I needed something fairly light and natural. It has a wax, a powder and a highlighter, together with a little wedge brush, and it comes in two shades. You can keep it subtle or amp it up. Cheap, too.

I get my eyebrows threaded every now and then, and then just define the shape with the Maybelline palette.