Revlon Eyebrow Kit, ColorStay Brow Kit Eye Makeup with Longwearing Brow Powder, Pomade, Spoolie & Angled Brush Tip, 104 Soft Brown, 0.08 Oz

I absolutely love this eyebrow kit! It’s beginner-friendly yet gives professional results.

Easy to use , love this product, always stays on and looks natural.

Revlon ColorStay brow kit. Easy to use, comes with a spoolie brush, applicator angled brush and a small tweezer. I found the tweezers to be useless. But the spoolie is very nice to put the eyebrows in the proper space before you go and draw them in. The small angle brush they give you and the kit it's just small enough to make those sharp Precision lines for the arch. It is very easy to pick up too much of the color when doing the brow. But even mistakes blend easily or remove easily with a Q-tip. The brand I normally use was at the beauty supply store and they were out, so gave this brand a try. It is good value for the money. I frequently walk and the Seattle Misty Rain and it does not fade or run so far on my face. I will keep this as my backup brand.

Love it. Great product

My most favorite for 10 years!

Perfect brows everyday. Just get a good brow brush. I use the black because my hsir is silver.

If I had to describe this in one word, it would be "Meh". (Yeah, that's not really a word, is it?) I was excited to try this, I am a makeup junkie, I buy way too much. And I am always trying brow products, especially when they claim to be long wearing. I am so underwhelmed by this. I've been playing around with it, trying different ways of using it to make it work for me. In my opinion, it's not worth the trouble, and I don't have the time in the morning for the additional time it takes to use this. First of all, if you use the powder dry, the fallout is awful. I end up with brown powder falling down my lids and cheeks. If I tap the brush off good, then I don't have enough on the brush to do anything. And don't even bother with the little brushes they give you. The bristles are plastic and awful and so small to work with. I think they would be great for a child to play with. If they are old enough that you don't have to worry about them choking on them. The pomade is kind of gross. You have to be careful, if you use too much, it looks greasy, if you don't use enough, it does nothing. I end up using the powder wet. Then I get halfway decent looking results. As far as staying power, really nothing special. It wears off. I'm glad I didn't pay a lot for this.

I've tried mascara types, pencil types and marker types. This is the easiest, fastest and most natural-looking on me. I threw out the tiny little brush and spoolie it comes with, my fingers can't operate anything that small. I use my own, longer-ended brush that's easier to hold. Takes me 10 seconds per eye, max. I apply the powder, then swipe the brush over the conditioner and brush my brows into position. They stay put all day, color doesn't fade, and when it's time to remove it, it goes.