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Brow makeup is big business at the moment, with all manner of products launching to enhance and add definition to our furry friends. A brow pencil in particular has fast become a staple in our tool kits and with a range of shapes and shades to choose from, now couldn’t be a better time to find your perfect match. From all-in-one eye definers to high precision creamy crayons and budget to blowout, here are 6 of the best we’ve tried.
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Possessing a supremely narrow tip and available in an impressive 10 shades, this award-winner has attracted a loyal following for just reason. Long-wearing with a soft nib that allows to you build greater density gradually, it adds fullness that doesn’t look fake.
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If you’re not quite ready to part ways with your sharpener just yet, this non-waxy pencil will certainly appeal. Created by celebrity brow expert Sherrille Riley, (who counts Meghan Markle as a regular in her Nails & Brows salon), it’s available in three shades - Natural Blonde, Taupe and Dark Dahlia (Meghan’s match).
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Looking to save instead of splurge? Then this high precision pick from NYX makes for a pretty good beauty dupe for Brow Wiz. Available in 8 shades, its spoolie-brush and twist-up end leave brows tidy, polished and perfectly groomed for a purse-friendly price.
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Complete with brush, pencil and highlighter, this 3-piece tool allows you to enhance your natural brow shape with ease. Its triangular-shaped crayon end allows you to fill in with varying degrees of intensity, to provide a noticeable level of uniformity through the entire arch.
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With 6 shades to choose from ranging from blonde to brown and black, this dual-ended tool’s great at adding natural looking fullness to areas of sparseness. With a slimline nib that makes doodling in hair-like strokes a doddle, it’s also pretty budgeproof too.
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If you’re closer to payday though, this three-in-one eye definer provides a fix for all manner of brow faux pas courtesy of its sloping triangular pencil nib and hidden browbone highlighter. Dubbed ‘the arch-itect’ by fellow Senior Features Writer Anna Hunter ( read her review here ), it houses an impressive amount of product in one easy to carry pencil and comes in three shades (Cappuccino, Chatain and Brun).
