Category: Eye Tools
Groom, shape, and fill in brows using The Eyebrow Brush. Start with the spoolie end and finish up with the flat side to soften and spread with control. You can also use the brush to line your eyes or the spoolie to separate your lashes.
Finally, a spoolie that doesn't feel like it's scratching my skin. The flat side makes filling in sparse spots look feathery and natural, not harsh.
I was skeptical a dual-ended brush could really help, but the flat side spreads product with way more precision than my old angled brush. The spoolie end is firm enough to groom without being scratchy.
I love how the flat side lets me really control the fill—no more messy brows. The spoolie works perfectly for blending and softening the edges without smudging.
I've been using the spoolie end to brush my brows into place before filling them in, and it really helps keep things looking natural. The flat side works well for blending, though I wish the handle had a bit more weight to it.
The flat side is decent for softening my brow powder, but the bristles feel a bit stiffer than I'd like for precise blending. It does the job, but nothing about it feels special for the price.
It does a decent job for basic brow grooming, but the bristles on the spoolie feel a bit stiff against my skin. The flat side applies powder fine, though it tends to pick up more product than I'd like.