I then use ABH Clear Brow Gel to hold everything in place (my eyebrow hairs grow down). For everyday, I use Brow Wiz to outline the top and tail of my eyebrow where my hair is more sparse and then use the powder duo to fill in the rest (lighter color in the front, mix the two colors for the rest of my brow, and use the darker color on the top and tail - again where my hair is the sparsest). My hair is dark, dark, brown and my eyebrow hairs are black. Which do you prefer, between the dipbrow, powder duo, brow wiz, and why? I naturally have jet black hair that I lighten with semi-permanent dye into a dark, dark brown. I think my sample is in Dark Brown and the light powder is a light brown.not sure if that would even show up on my brows! Have you experienced this? I'm also not sure how much use I'll get out of the lighter color. But I'm concerned about the powder falling out onto my cheeks throughout the day or as the product gets older. I got a sample of the powder duo and am trying it out today and I'm liking it. I'm assuming all of the Anastasia brow products are advertised as smudge proof, but are they all, really? Lately whenever I use the Tarte spoolie to blend out the product, it gets everywhere and make my brows look blurry/fuzzy on the edges. So nothing dramatic, but just something to make them darker, more defined and with clean lines.
I'm looking for a natural and defined look.
I currently use Tarte's emphasEYES brow pencil (in Rich Brown) but I want I bit more precision in my application and I find that Tarte's product is a bit too soft and tends to get everywhere. I'm in the market for a new brow product.
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