Review on 💦 Urban Decay Brow Blade, Dark Drapes - Long-lasting Eyebrow Pencil & Ink Stain - Brow Tint for Precise Definition, Microblading Effect, and Waterproof Finish by Bob Collins

I love this product and have bought the Taupe Trap and the Neutral Nana. I also tried my sister's "cool cookie". I love the thin pen side! I like to use a dark gray trap and then add some neutral nan in the areas for depth. It naturally makes my brows fuller. I love adding hair in specific areas where I'm missing hair to match my other brow. I am regularly asked if my brows get microbladed. I wouldn't say it's definitely water repellent, but it's definitely very water repellent. But that's a good thing because the texture stays smooth all day and when I wash my face it comes off really easily which I love! The thing is, if you use felt with the tip of a pen to draw strands of hair, and then try to erase it with a haircut tip without using makeup remover, it leaves a green tint. So can it be waterproof? Maybe, but your brows can turn green if you rub your brows or put too much moisture on them, so I wouldn't use a permanent marker at the gym, pool, or beach during the day. I would stick with a pencil. for this day. But the pencil holds very well! If you're just using a pencil and water gets on your face, your brows will probably still be there, but you have to be careful not to wipe them off. Just get wet. Just don't use the felt side on days when you're sweating profusely due to the green tint effect. To be honest, my sister and I are both very pale, so it might not be as noticeable on someone who is darker. But actually a great product in every respect. The green effect wasn't off-putting to me as it's easy to fix and not very noticeable. I liked it so much that I bought it several times. I go to eyebrow tattoo school and even my classmates have been asking me if they're done with microblading. I love that I can get subtle details to correct my brows. I really think it's best to use the pencil side and use the felt tip side sparingly to add depth and subtle balance where you only need a hair or two here or there. When I shaved my brows it helped to add some depth to add strokes all along the brow. It works but gets too dark and wrong if you add too many strokes, that's my take. Throwing punches sparingly seems to produce the most realistic effect.