Help to fill eyebrows...

[gracetre123]

hello ladies!!! so please, I hope you can help me here...

so I have very dark hair....black, pale skin, and my eyebrows are very dark too, what brand and color do you recommend me for do my eyebrows??

I'm using some Estee Lauder pencil, but I prefer Powder, any recs...

TIA

 

[Hilly]

MAC has a great powder/highlight set. It is my everyday staple!

 

[chipmunkvoice]

Benefit's Browzing, but its a wax. Comes in light, medium and dark... you'd probably go with dark. the dark has black and a dark brown.

 

[trangB]

I've always used MAC e/s in Brun and brush 266 to do my eyebrows and I think they look really natural. I also have black hair and pale skin but my eyebrows are much lighter. HTH

 

[freaksinunif0rm]

I use brun e/s, too. Then I set it with the brow finisher in brunette...it'll soften the color a bit.
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[BinkysBaby]

I have Brun and I've used it but I don't love the way it looks. I have enough eyebrows to go without filling if I needed to but the hair is sparse at the beginning of my eyebrows. When I use Brun, it looks really obvious. I use the Brow Pencil in Stud and I use and angled brush and clear eyebrow wax to set them. Brun is a perfect color match though.

 

[greentwig]

I have almost black hair atm and same skin pretty much, I just use Maybeline Flat Black Eyeshadow (I think, lol, just grab the flat black looking one), then lightly apply the color and shape your brows, it looks very nice. I like that powder because I can do my brows how ever dark I want them to be.

 

[Honey B. Fly]

i dont like powder.. maybe cuz i only fill in at the arch to define my brows more.. i use maybellines twin pack of brow pencils and i love them

 

[Jessica1017]

I tend to have very thick eyebrows but they both grow weird.
I need help on how to fill them in perfectly to look even as well as what color pencil i should use cause i tried black which is the color of my eyebrows but im what most call a yellow bone lol

 

[shellygrrl]

Go for a dark brown pencil (or eyeshadow). It's less harsh than black.