Eyebrow MoonKong Waterproof Stencil Chestnut Review

I don't know why it has good reviews or if I just have an old product I could only use it once and then it stopped working. I only wish I hadn't wasted money and just gone for the best product.

Yes. Stain-free is true, but the tip of the microblading market is worse than sharpies! They modeled it on an all-rounder and designed the tip to look like fibers, but it's not. The tip becomes like cotton, so it's not the thin lines of the blade that you see. It came with other things and it looked decent in presentation but never again!

I liked this eyebrow pencil. It was amazingly easy to use and it looked amazing. I wasn't sure what the blade would do. I wasn't sure if it would remove my existing eyebrow hairs or not so I didn't use it. I wish I had a big and clear instruction book to make sure I didn't do anything wrong. The pen itself was very easy to use and understand how to use it. It stays and looks natural. I couldn't ask for anything better and ended up with an actual cosmetic microblading tattoo on my eyebrows…

If you have shaved your eyebrows this could be a great product. Mine thinned out at 57. You are silver. I bought dark gray. Dark gray is dark brown. Even though my eyebrows have less hair, I still trim them because long eyebrow hairs make me think of old people. The product does not mix with eyebrow hairs. It's truly awful, no matter how elaborate the attempt at juxtaposition. Every hair smudges the lines, and whatever lines are made do not merge.

I ordered color #2. It's more blonde than brown, but I figured it was my fault. Dark brown is usually too dark for me so I was afraid to order this color even though it didn't last at all. I have tried using it on tonal foundation, alcohol based skin prep and unwashed, just woken up skin. It makes very nice lines and looks realistic, but smudges easily. (Honestly I left it on for 10 minutes before trying to wipe it off - maybe it should have dried longer?). It's not something I would buy again.

I usually use Maybelline eyebrow tattoo which is awesome but I'm going to try something with a tattoo style applicator because it really looks like real eyebrow hair. I'm a former haute couture makeup artist and have never had a lot of eyebrow hair. I started drawing them when I was 12! Rzhunimagu! Forty years later, I am definitely an eyebrow expert. People in New York used to look for me to shape their eyebrows. Anyway, this applicator is good, as is Maybelline, but it dispenses too much…

My eyebrows are so thin and light. This pencil works great. Makes lashes look fuller and more even with amazingly long-lasting color. Edit: When I first tried this, it was in a poorly lit room at night. I loved my eyebrows. When I tried it in daylight, I had other thoughts. Brown - light brown. Didn't match my eyebrows at all. The felt tip did not give the appearance of specific hair. The eyeliner seemed wet to give good results. It's hard to see, but you can see that she doesn't draw hair like

I don't know if I have dry or something else. There's almost no pigment unless you press so hard that the individual spikes disappear in one big brown blob. It doesn't work well at all. This is my first photo, I only used the eyebrow pencil on one side. can you tell which one This product comes with an offer to leave a 5-star review in exchange for an amazing $15 gift card. I think that's why it has such great reviews. In good conscience I could not warn you about this product.