NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP Lift & Snatch Eyebrow Tint Pen, Espresso...

(First pic is during first application, "after" pic is after about 8 hours of summer wear. I do not have eyebrows anymore, this is all product) I know that like, there are enough reviews of this lol. But I'm so happy with it so far that I'm reviewing it anyway in case it helps anyone with no eyebrows at all. I have basically none. I pull them out. The pics are on oily skin at maybe 3 p.m. and again after work at about 11 p.m. I bravely wore these to work even though it's 100f outside and even though they might disappear or turn green. They didn't! I forgot to take a fully done pic but I wanted to show--there's basically no eyebrow, it's all pen except like 8 hairs lol I just got this pen today and I've used it one time. It's Espresso. It's summer now and I'm extremely oily even in the cold months. I started out with an oily face today, since I did brows in the afternoon. I didn't use any powder or primer or anything. I wasn't sweaty or damp when I put it on, just oily. It may be an issue using this in a humid room after showering These pics are way TMI for me lol but I wanted people to see how this works on textured/rough skin with no real hair, just like 5 o'clock black eyebrow shadow. The pen color is great, I have dark dark chestnut hair with a silver stripe and light light yellowish skin with red spots. It's almost my natural brow hair color. I usually use Wet n Wild micro pencils in brunette because it's such a good color and it's so hard for me to find stuff that works on my oily textured skin. But it is really hard to get the inside corners right, it can't do real hairline strokes, and it settles into my wrinkles and smears. The hair texture is giving CGI cat fur or turf, lol. But it's my first time doing it. My impression is that the brush is too soft. It's really hard to do straight strokes especially on my left side (I'm very right handed). They come out a little wiggly. Still 5000x better than usual though You have to use a light hand; be mindful, intentional and slow; and start each "hair" in a strategic spot, you can't just randomly flick lol. I figured that out pretty quick but it's hard to control. Also I'd see a white spot/line I'd try to cover it and the soft brush would curve or bend and not cover the white spot. Like if you have any high spots the brush may go around them. I had to go back in and carefully cover white spots with like the very very very tiptop of the brush. But still, again, first time! And it took under 15 min. If you start the hairs in random spots instead of strategically it looks more bushy and grassy lol. They're definitely not perfect but you have no idea how much better they look, and the process is WAY less stressful and mistakes are easier to fix. It's way easier to draw on hairs than to try to ombre a wax pencil. It's way easier to manage the depth of the color by just adding hairs and covering more skin I wish so bad that it were waterproof! I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop lol so I'm guessing I'll have to come back and lower my rating but I'm really hoping not

I chose the Carmel color to add detail to auburn brow color. It was a goldish brown that didn't look as expected, not wanting to have a really dark brown. To be safe, I chose this, which doesn't work! The way the pen works with the point, is good!

Ive used the Benefit brow microfilling eyebrow pen for years and always loved it. I was looking for a quick replacement when I noticed it was dried up right before a vacation. I was focused on spending my money on vacay, and didnt want to spend $26 on an eyebrow product, so I decided to try this one out. Im so glad I did!! I thought I would miss the 3-prong style, but I actually like this better. I have more control and it looks more natural. Since Id already used an eyebrow pen before, there wasnt really a learning curve, but if you are used to pencil or powder she will definitely want to practice a few times before putting yourself in a time crunch to get out the door. I will add that it does have a dry down time! Great for if you make a mistake - you can use your finger to quickly remove the errant line. Just make sure you give it time to dry or set it well before heading out.

The brush is fine enabling you to draw a line or hair like strokes. It does not go on too dark and seems to be buildable. It's works perfectly to fill in scarce areas of brows or create that microblading look. My brows have been tattooed for over 10 years and have faded to a blueish dark gray. This gray/black shade works great at touching up the color and filling in areas of my brows that aren't tattooed and I'm pleased how natural it looks. Wished I'd have known of this years ago because the pencils and brow powders look unnatural, they bleed and often go on super dark.

I have a news flash for youwhen you get old, your eyebrows become a real issue. They not only get thin, but the new hairs that grow in are like white pig bristles. They go every which way and are impossible to cover up with dye. I am constantly on the lookout for a product to help me not look like a creature from outer space with no eyebrows and found this pen. You can literally draw a decent eyebrow and fill it in. After I do this, I take a spiral brush to lightly go over where I used the pen and it looks pretty natural. It doesnt cover the white bristles 100% but it does a much better job than anything else I have tried. Highly recommend.