Simply put, it's our job to find the best beauty products out there for you. From the newest serum to the hottest lipstick color to the dry shampoo that will change your life, we will find it, test it, and let you know what we think. We're not complaining. It's a pretty fun gig, and we'll volunteer to be beauty guinea pigs any day.
But one of the cool things to come out of this is finding out what products you're loving and buying. It helps us figure out what you want to learn more about and what you're into so we can bring even more personalized recs to you.
Because we share a lot of our favorites with you every single day, we recognize it might be hard to keep up. So we've decided to put together a handy weekly list of what we love and what you love—consider this a CliffsNotes, one-stop-shop of what's really trending and worth adding to your cart at this very moment.
This week, we're talking about the brow products that are totally worth it. Seriously, these finds will give you the best brows of your life. Do you have a product that we missed? We'd love to know. Send us a DM.
Glossier's Boy Brow needs no introduction. The cult-favorite brow pomade is the brand's iconic product. But I tried its newer sister product, Brow Flick and was hooked on it, too. It's a brush detailing pen that gives your brows definition and looks so natural. This set comes with both popular brow products, so you've got everything you need here.This is a popular drugstore find with our editors and readers. The pencil features a teardrop tip for easy application anda spoolie brush on the other end to blend seamlessly.If your sparse eyebrows need a little bit of help, try this conditioning treatment that promotes healthy brows and makes them look thicker. The formula contains biotin, ginseng, swertia japonica, and green tea extract. One reviewer wrote, "I admit I was skeptical about a product that could actually increase eyebrow volume. I am amazed at the difference that it has made in my eyebrow. Areas that were thin have actually grown, and the entire eyebrow texture is more healthy. I plan to reorder this!"Tweezerman is a Who What Wear editor-approved eyebrow product. Seriously, most of us won't trust any other tweezer. Everything about it is so easy to use and helps with precision, from the angled tip to the calibrated tension.Castor oil is rich in vitamins and fatty acids and has hair-growth properties. You can use the oil on your brows, lashes, and scalp. It also works as a moisturizer, so you can apply it to the skin.This wax has incredible, indestructible hold, so your brows will stay in place. It will give that trendy brow-lamination look that everyone seems to be obsessed with these days. Contributor Shannon Lawlor wrote, "At first glance, my brows looked so intensely voluminous and fluffy that I felt a little bit uncomfortable. It didn't look like me in the mirror—my brows were simply too good."This two-in-one eyebrow pencil comes with a wax pencil to shape and define your brows and a powder to fill them in. One reviewer said, "It's perfect! The point of the pencil is small enough that it doesn't make a mess or allow for much mistake. The opposite end is this fine powder inside a pointed applicator that disburses evenly and not too heavy. My brows look natural and [have an] amazing shape. As soon as I stepped out, someone asked me if I got them microbladed!"This ultra-thin pencil lets you create natural-looking brow hairs. On one end is a micro mechanical brow pencil, and the other end has a spoolie for blending.This brush pack is a total steal in my book. You get three of these for just $8. Use it to tame and shape your brows or define lashes and remove extra mascara.At $3, this is the cheapest brow gel on the list. But that doesn't mean it's not as good as the pricier options. Actually, it's pretty amazing. The formula has tiny fibers to create fuller-looking brows. One reviewer wrote, "I have so many high-end eyebrow gels. I finally purchased this after watching so many of my favorite YouTubers rave about it. I gotta tell you this stuff is bomb. It's not super thick or super goopy like other eyebrow gels and gives just the right amount of color!"Here's another product that will give you that laminated look. The clear gel product has unbelievable hold to create super-full brows. You can pair it with Patrick Ta's Major Brow Shaping Wax ($22) for an even fuller look.If you prefer a powder formula, try this duo from Anastasia Beverly Hills. It's a lightweight product that provides sheer to medium coverage. It's great that it comes with two different colors so you can blend to match your specific brow shade.This tinted brow gel has a microfine brush that will mimic natural brow hairs. It's really easy to be precise with this one. The formula contains natural elasticizing wax for a strong hold and vitamin E to condition.NeuLash's brow serum contains a dual-weight protein complex to promote a stronger and healthier feel to your brows and biotin to protect them. One reviewer said, "Twenty-five years ago, I foolishly plucked my naturally thick and bushy brows into thin arches that had to be filled in every day. About seven years ago, I started trying to grow them back and tried every hack and many serums. No luck. After hearing about this product from several very trusted influencers, I decided to give into the hefty price tag and try it. It works! I have visible growth in areas that were bare for 25 years."A popular favorite, this dual-side brush has angled-cut bristles on one end to fill your brows in with powder or apply liner, then there's the spoolie end to blend in product evenly.This clear formula is great to pair with powders and pencils because it helps seal in the product and hold the brows in place. The non-sticky gel can also be used as a clear mascara.This is currently my favorite brow product. It's so easy to apply, and my brows always look so natural and fluffy. I never experience any smudging or fading with it. I love that it also contains vitamin B5 to condition my brow hairs. Next, Everything You Need to Know About Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Freeze
No comments:
Post a Comment