Favorite Eyebrow Makeup for Red/Auburn Hair.

Jun 1, 2014

Sharon B.

Hi! I have auburn hair and I prefer to use an eyebrow pencil that has a bit of red in it. Maybelline makes a nice auburn eyebrow pencil but it seems to be hard to find in stores. What do other red/auburn haired ladies use?

Jun 1, 2014

Grace K.

I think NYX's eyebrow pencil in "Brown" is very red toned but it's quite dark unfortunately. I can only get away with it on the ends of my brows :( I'd love to see other responses to this thread though, following :)

Jun 1, 2014

Alyx T.

Mac eyebrow pencil in strut is what I used to use, I had natural looking red hair and then bright red. It's more of an auburn, but it's very red toned. I wish I had photos of me while it's on but I unfortunately can't find any good pictures :/

Jun 1, 2014

Reese S.

Anastasia dipbrow pomade should be good because they have a color for people with auburn hair called auburn lol.

Jun 1, 2014

Nicole A.

Mac just came out with some new fluidline for brows and tje red head one would look great with some olive shimmering eyeshadow.

Jun 2, 2014

Natalie T.

I used to buy auburn colored brow pencils from Sally's for a dollar or two when I had red hair and I actually really loved those pencils! Though I haven't tried these brands' red pencils, I know Maybelline, Lorac, and Laura Mercier have auburn brow pencils. I know Anastasia Dipbrow comes in "Auburn" and their "chocolate" brown color is pretty red in undertones. I know Lorac and NYX have red/auburn brow palettes and Anastasia Beverly Hills may as well. I know most of these are not necessarily pencils, but definitely worth a try if you're up for it!

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