It draws a thin line. It looks just like my own eyebrows. But I made a mistake in choosing the color. When I use it on the beginning of my eyebrows, the drawn part stands out. So I'm thinking about using it only on the end of my eyebrows. Maybe I should have used almond or marron?

These are eyebrows with no tail. Finishing with powder alone can make them look flat, but applying this roughly makes them look much more natural and lasts longer. Liquid eyebrows from other brands are often around 3,300 yen, so the fact that this is a little more affordable was a deciding factor in my purchase.

I've always loved pencil-type eyebrow products, but this was my first time using a liquid type. I read reviews of people who draw their eyebrows so well that they look like they're growing, and I wanted to have eyebrows like that, so I bought it. However... I guess I've gotten into the habit of filling them in, because it took me a week to get used to using it. I also realized that the key is to thoroughly remove the oil around the brows. First, I'll use up one bottle!

I chose this because I wanted a liquid product since the end of my eyebrows tend to disappear easily. It's thin, but the brush is easy to use and applies beautifully.

I bought this product after seeing it featured in an article about creating under-eye bags in a magazine's eyeshadow feature. I use this product to draw a few dots on the lower corner of my eye, then apply a glittery eyeshadow on top to create a three-dimensional effect. While it's not the original way to use it, it's easy to use because it allows me to draw very fine dots. It also lasts well. I'd like to try out different ways to use it.