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Best eyebrow powder

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sowhatusernameisnttaken · 18/07/2017 11:54

I currently use an eyebrow pencil but don't think it applies to well or looks to good so I'm wondering if a brow powder would create a better look? Can anyone recommend me one please? Happy to pay out for a good one. I use estee Lauder foundation and concealer, I've got mid brown hair so one that suits that...

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sowhatusernameisnttaken · 18/07/2017 11:55

Too well sorry!

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BeautyAndTheBrat · 18/07/2017 12:08

The freedom dip brow works well. It's like a gel.

Headinthedrawer · 18/07/2017 18:44

I have used Benefit brow zings for years.I think there are 4 different shades to choose from.

ReluctantlyRedundant101 · 18/07/2017 19:20

Another vote for Benefit the girl at the counter chose the colour for me

AUsernameThatNooneHas · 18/07/2017 19:32

What is the state of you eyebrows i.e. What are you trying to correct
Shape
Sparseness
Gaps
Colour
Or a combo of both

AUsernameThatNooneHas · 18/07/2017 19:32

Not *both but a few

ElizabethAllen · 18/07/2017 21:55

Freedom Brow Powder Duo in medium brown, most medium brown colours seem to have quite a red tone to them but this one really doesn't.

I use it to fill in sparse areas and add definition to the arch, aiming for a natural finish.

runningyogabooze · 18/07/2017 22:39

Clarins does a really good kit with powder and Vaseline type stuff. It's the best I've found and I've tried so many!

It's best if you want natural brows rather than slugs.

KimchiLaLa · 19/07/2017 04:15

Maybelline brow drama isn't a powder but is AMAZING. Right amount of colour distributed; it has a thin, gel like consistency.

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