I cannot live without eyebrow products. Even if I pop to the shop I have to do my eyebrows above anything else. Looking back at old college pictures of my eyebrows has made me cautious about how they look at all times! So when it comes to eyebrow products I like to mix and match and see what is out there.
Browzings is £24.50, for two colours, one being a wax (Which I don’t use brow waxes so mine is virtually brand new) and one powder (which doesn’t really give you a good playing field with regards to creating softer effect brows)
1 Illamasqua brow cake is £15.50 for one brow powder, which yes agreed, it’s a large size so it would last forever, but still it is one colour.
This is £31.50 for 3 powders, all of which I use, and 1 highlighter, a brush (Which most brow kits don’t include!) and a mirror. To me, bargain. It’s all in one handy case so there is no need to have 4 different products open and fiddle around with a mirror at the same time. They are also of a good size, two colours = 1/2 a size of an Illamasqua powder.
Close up.
Here are the colours swatched with 1 swipe. Great pigment so you can really achieve a defined brow.
The colours inside are perfect to create an ombre brow or a faded look, you can even mix all colours together to create a perfect colour. This pallet is perfect for any hair colour or skin tone.
The colours are easily blendable and once set they don’t budge until you remove.
Both brows.
Breakdown out of 5:
Value for money: ♥♥♥♥♥
Does what it says on the tin: ♥♥♥♥
Staying Power on skin: ♥♥♥♥
Packaging: ♥♥♥♥
Consistency and workability: ♥♥♥♥
Would I repurchase? If I ever get through this then yes, but you literally need a tiny amount and you’re done!
Overall: ♥ 4/5 ♥