Pencil Brows or Shadow Brows

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Karely P.

Jun 26, 2012

Karely P.

Hey girls!!

So I have been wanting to know about this topic for a while now, so I wanted to know your opinion on using pencil to shade the eye brow or eye shadow? And what if I used pencil.? Would it smear & about the shadow will it stay on or fade.?

Please help me!!! (:

Latia C.

Jun 26, 2012

Latia C.

I typically use both, depending on what I have at my disposal at the time. I like to use powder to fill in my brows, but they look more natural than pencil. For bold brows, I like using a pencil. I find that whether I use a pencil or powder, I still have to seal off my brows with an eyebrow gel so the color doesn't come off, regardless of which method I choose.

Erica F.

Jun 26, 2012

Erica F.

Once, I accidentally cut a chunk of my eyebrow off on accident. I used a Mac powder eyeshadow to fill it in and it looked soooo real. (I was in a wedding and you couldn't tell at all.)

Makeupby R.

Jun 26, 2012

Makeupby R.

MAC SHADOW definitely

Ashley H.

Jun 27, 2012

Ashley H.

i use both, just make sure to set it with brow gel :) and if you use shadow use a primer too!

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