＆be Liquid Eyebrow E (Dark Brown)

I find the powder part difficult to use. If there is any oil left on my face, such as cream, it will soak into the tip of the brush, so I lightly wipe it off with a tissue before using.

I bought it and couldn't get the hang of it, so I put it aside for a while. I suddenly decided to give it another go, and it gave me a much more natural-looking brow. It saved me a lot of time, which is great. Up until then, I'd mainly used KATE powder and Media pencils, but the difference between good and bad was drastic, and I often felt unsure about my brows. I think it was probably due to the oil on my skin or a dirty brush, but when I'm short on time, it's difficult and tedious to solve these problems. My brows are particularly dense at the beginning, but almost completely absent at the end, and even then, the hair growth is sparse. Filling them in without much thought can look quite unnatural, which makes it quite tricky. I was debating whether I should just get a Shu Uemura pencil, but they're expensive, so I remembered this liquid, tried it, and it's amazing! Just apply the powder before drawing, and it delivers consistent performance. Drawing each brow individually is a pain, but if you put in the effort, you can achieve a natural, defined look in one go, which ultimately saves me time and makes things easier. I was surprised when I went to buy it for the first time in a while to find that there was only one color available. If the ink lasted longer, I wouldn't have to consider Shu Uemura anymore. The previous one I bought had been around for a while, so it must have dried out and I couldn't draw with it anytime soon. I hope the new one I buy lasts longer.

I bought this along with the eyebrow mascara from the same brand. The powder is applied lightly and doesn't come off easily, so you won't need to touch up your makeup in the fall.

It's a liquid eyebrow pen, but when used on the end of the eyebrow, it gives a natural finish. However, if you draw in the lower part of the eyebrow, it tends to end up looking blurry, like something other than an eyebrow has been added, so if you want to add more, it might be better to have another pencil. The wax one has a powder-like feel, and it also doesn't stick to your eyebrows and is natural. Overall, it's neither good nor bad.

It's very light and you can adjust the intensity, so I think it will give you a more refined look. It may not be suitable for quick makeup... I also recommend using powder to reduce moisture before using it.