Fasio Liquid & Powder Eyebrow (03 Light Brown)

This is the first time I've bought a brush-type product!! I can write in detail with each brush, and the brush is soft and easy to use! I was surprised to find that there are good products that can also be used with powder! I tend to write in my eyes more clearly, so I chose the lighter shade, but I think a darker shade for my autumn yellow undertones would have been better. I'll buy the brown next time!

I'm happy to have found that the liquid formula is easy to apply and suits me! I'll definitely buy it again.

The brush is short and easy to use. The tip is thin, so you can draw fine lines. Once it dries, it won't come off even if you rub it.

I've lost count of how many times I've bought this! My hair color is pretty light by default, so I love shade 03. When I first bought it, I bought it for the end of my brows. Since my brow hairs don't grow all the way to the end, I used it just to draw the end of my brows, but recently I've started using it to shade my under-eye bags as well. When people say, "My brows are so pretty!" I've been bragging and saying, "I'm really good at drawing brows!" But most of the time, they're using this shade, so it's not me, but Fasio's skill that's at fault. As for staying power, I only apply the eyebrow coat to the end of my brows, so I don't really notice it, but I think the eyebrow coat is a big factor in the durability. It's the lightest shade, but it does have a pretty strong pigmentation on my under-eye bags. I lightly apply it and then blend it with my fingernail, which creates a dramatic under-eye bag effect. My favorite four-character idiom is "kill two birds with one stone," so this shade is perfect for both brows and under-eye bag shading.

This is my first liquid eyebrow product, so I tried out a bunch of different testers and bought this one, which I found to be the easiest to apply. It's really difficult for me to draw on my left eyebrow, which is my non-dominant hand. The right side is relatively easy to draw, but it's thick and ends up looking like a mole. Perhaps a less stiff brush would be better for someone with less skill. And as for the powder, it barely pays off, as I have a strong yellow undertone. In terms of staying power and wear, it gets perfect marks!