Wake Up with Perfect Brows – No Pencil Needed!

I use BrowLab for my nights out. It stays put and keeps my brows looking flawless all night long!

Love it! ❤️

I love the natural finish it gives my brows. It's waterproof, so I never worry about swimming or sweating. Total confidence booster! 😊

I love how it peels off without any mess. So satisfying and my brows look perfect!

I was so worried this would show more on my skin than my actual hair. Especially because of the way it went on, it was a sticky liquid but dried very fast. Thankfully it only did my hairs and I loved that you can leave it on for long periods of time to keep it dark and long lasting. I left it on for about an hour as recommended and the results are below. I recommend peeling it from bottom eyebrow to the front. It actually peeled as a whole that way versus me trying to peel it the way I wiped it on. It did last about 2-3 days even with me showering and I loved that because this is definitely being added to my weekly maintenance list for achieving that “no makeup" look.

The trick for eyebrows to look natural as opposed to obviously drawn on, is to see the shadows the strands of hairs would naturally cause. For a special event i would draw a few thin wisps of hairs where i no longer have any. But this stuff is magic for overall look!I've taken to this as an every other day, part of my self care routine. Just having eyebrows, like a little lip gloss, especially for us silver haired beauties, makes an AMAZING difference! I see myself when I look in the mirror again! I'd started to just blend in to the wall!! Lol! There is enough left that I don't have to re-map my brows each time. I go back and forth between #1 and #3.Over the years (almost 60) I knew my eyebrows had gotten sparse and gone their separate ways 🥺 they used to be so close! Lol! But seriously i had not realized how far apart they'd become. Lol! Still sounds like I'm talking about a relationship. Lol! Cracking myself up here!🤣Note that this stuff colors the skin, and a little the hair too. It's a lot like henna tattoo. I recommend first trying out the 3 colors on the inside of the arm. As it is the closest to the skin of our face - which still may take it differently. I would think that the colors look different on every person due to our unique chemistry, our undertones and moisture levels etc.On my first try i cleaned my eyebrow area of all oils before hand. Second time I didn't. I think it actually worked better with my moisturizer on oddly enough. Tip: before you pulll it off, just kind of rub it back and forth with your fingers and it just loosens itself up nicely and easily lifts away, almost on its own. Live and learn cause I can't afford to lose even one precious eyebrow hair! Lol!There was a bit of a learning curve getting used to the texture. Another tip: have some Q-tips on hand. Pointy ones if possible. You can do cleanup before it starts to dry. Its thick and gooey. At first i felt that made it difficult to work with, but now i feel like THATS what makes it.