What’s the best natural long lasting eyebrow product?

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I’m tired of having to fill in my sparse brows every day but I can’t afford micro blading or anything like that. Any recommendations for something easy to use that will both last and not make me look like I’ve drawn them on?

For reference they are thin and patchy but with a reasonable shape. I look a million times better when they’re done.

Bumping as same!!!

You will not beat Benefit when it comes to brows, have a look on their website as they offer quite a few different products depending on your needs

I find benefit to be completely rubbish, especially for sparse brows. I use a combination of powder with a slanted brush and brow pencil but I would love something a bit more permanent. I've heard some good things about henna dye but I still don't have the amount of hairs required for it to take!! I don't want microblading but the thought of colouring my brows in when I'm older makes me sad!!

Glossier Boy Brow!

I’ve been using Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade with the relevant slanted brush for about two years - because I bought the gel so feel bound to use it up. But I really don’t love it. Messy and imprecise at its best.

In an emergency I ran into the Tom Ford in Covent Garden recently and had the MUA do my brows with the Brow Sculptor pencil I used to buy on repeat. It was so much better. It’s just that nearly £50 seems quite a lot, even for a spendthrift like me. Guess you get what you pay for …

Also previously used to dye my eyebrows with henna at the same time as my hair. But it make my eyebrow skin swell up and I think thinned my brows, so I stopped.

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@chouxchoux i really fancy trying Boy Brow but doesn’t it work best if you’ve got hair to thicken/darken in the first place? I could see me having to pencil in the gaps as well and I’d really like to just use one product if possible.

I'm pretty sure the Avon brow sculpting pencil is the Tom Ford dupe.....

I have VERY patchy brows and I just use a cheapo pencil (Rimmel or Nyx) and sort of 'smudge' colour into the gaps. Then I use a gel thing on top to keep them in shape. It works. Can't be arsed with all that drawing precise tiny lines to fake hairs, who has the time?

Wrong thread!

I get my brows tinted every 4 to 6 weeks but they are very sparse at the ends. I've used Benefit's Goof Proof pencil for years and I find it fills in perfectly, and lasts all day.

I swear by maybelline duo brow express. Powder at one end, pencil at the other. Super easy to use.

Do you know what? Having tried many, many products for the same problem, I've settled on, of all things, Poundland's 'Slay the Brow'. It's great!

this one is great for sparse brows, as it also tints the skin. Normal brow mascaras don't work for me, as they colour the hair and I simply don't have enough.
https://eu.wonderskin.com/collections/wonderblading/products/wonder-blading-brow-stain-go-masque

That does sound good @Orangello

Benefit good proof

Goof!