ETTUSAIS Eye Edition Skinny Brow Liner (03 Ash Brown)

P.S.: When I looked at it from a distance, I suddenly thought that 02 looked a little too orange, so I bought 03. Aiming for thin, fluffy brows, I used Unmix's Silent Light Eyebrow Pen as a base, then used 03 to fill in the areas where my brows were missing, finished with Jill Stuart's Powder Greige, and used Elegance's Eyebrow Slim GY15 to make them a little thicker. So far, I'm loving this one. Incidentally, I've been using 02 before, and it hasn't smudged at all, so it's been a long time coming. It's perfect for filling in areas where my brows are missing, naturally. The color is ash pink, a reddish brown, with a hint of orange. I've used gray and brown eyebrow liquids in the past, but they always tend to be a little too dark. This color stands out on its own, but if you first fill in the areas where your brows are missing, even if you feel like they're not quite there, and then use a grayish-beige pencil to fill in the entire area, you can achieve a lighter overall finish without making them too dark. I think the key is to apply it sparsely and lightly, without applying too much pressure, and not to fill in the thin brows. It's been three months since I bought it, and so far it hasn't started to wear out, so I think it's not a bad value for the money.

It's super-fine and has a sheer color, making it the perfect item for fine-tuning your application. It's hard to go wrong with it. It's a liquid eyebrow liner, but you can also use it as an eyeliner. In fact, because it's so fine, I think it's easier to apply with this. Being able to use it on both your eyes and your eyebrows is like getting two for the price of one. My eyebrows are naturally thick, so I don't find it particularly inconvenient or noticeable when it lasts.

I've always used pencil and powder to draw my eyebrows, but this is great because it comes off easily. The color doesn't become too dark and looks natural, so I'd like to use it again.

01 Natural Brown: I've been focusing on my brow makeup lately. Until now, I'd used a thin pencil and powder to draw my brows, then finish with brow mascara, but I felt like I needed one more item, so I bought this. While my brows are full, some are thinning, so I thought a thin brush would help me create a more natural, beautiful shape. It turned out to be the right choice. First, I used this brush to fill in the missing brow hairs one by one, creating a false brow that looked like I already had brows (lol). Next, I used the pencil to create the shape I wanted, and finally, I applied a light powder and finished with brow mascara. It's a long process, but since I'm obsessed with brow makeup, it's not a big deal right now. If it becomes too much of a hassle, I'll probably reassess the process. Despite the hassle, I'm happy with the beautiful, natural-looking brows I'm creating, so I'm grateful for Ettusais' Eye Edition. I gave it four stars because I'm not sure if I'll buy it again, as I'm sure there are other good options out there. But I do like this product.

The thin brush allows you to fill in each eyebrow hair one by one. The brush is just the right hardness, making it very easy to draw. The color is subdued, so even if you make a mistake, there is little damage. However, my natural eyebrows are quite thick, so there is a big difference between them and my natural eyebrows. I use a different brush to make them look like my natural eyebrows, and use this to fill in the gaps.