I remember back in 2010 when I was a beginner in makeup (not that I’m a pro nowadays) the least important part of my beauty routine was brows. It sort of sat at the bottom of the list. In fact, back in pre 2010s, I do recall that it was actually the fashion to pluck your eyebrows so thin that they were kind of like small little trails of hair that kind of just sat there.

But with the advent of bold brows ruling the stratosphere of beauty, my eyebrows are the first and most important part of my beauty routine now. Because going out with a fresh face of makeup but meh brows just doesn’t sit feel and look quite right. 

One of the best things about this product is that it comes with a wax to apply on your eyebrows prior to adding the powder shades on top. It works really well in keeping all the stray hairs in place and adding a lot more definition to your brows. So well that you don’t need to wear any brow gel afterwards because it sets so nicely without the crusty frozen feeling that brow gel gives. 

I’d definitely recommend it if you have rather sparse eyebrows because the wax really adds body to your eyebrows. But if you’re like me, where your eyebrows are already quite dense, you might want to go easy on the wax because of how pigmented it already is. At times even just skip it altogether because you don’t want to make your eyebrows look ratchet. Yes, ratchet. Too dark can often be too much. 

At about $9.45, it’s a hardy little thing that does make your eyebrow definition last literally all day. Go for it if you’re looking for a brow kit that’s low budget but still delivers!