Sisley Phyto Surcil Design（1 卡布奇诺）

It's easy to apply, lasts a long time, and has good color payoff, but I felt the color didn't quite suit Japanese makeup, so I put it away. I understand that it's a good product, but the price is too high, so I won't be buying it again.

I like how easy it is to apply, but the price is a bit high... But it also has a highlighter (although I don't really get the hang of it), so I guess it's worth it. The brush is also sturdy. (It's a shame I always finish it before the brush wears out...)

Oh, I'm the first one here. My eyebrows are sparse and barely growing at all. Hard eyebrow products make them look even balder. I'd been using Ettusais's tip-style eyebrow products, but I couldn't quite get the shape I wanted. I saw this on Instagram, tried it at the counter, and immediately purchased it. The color is Chestnut. The eyebrow brush is average, and it makes my eyebrows fall out when I use it, so I don't use it much. The eyebrow product itself has a very soft core and a strange shape—kind of like a naginata or trapezoid—that allows me to draw beautifully without applying too much pressure. The shape of the core also allows me to control the thickness of my brows from beginning to end as I like. It creates a natural, mature brow look. It's this time of year, so I don't know how sweat and other factors will affect it, but so far, it's lasting well. The color doesn't quite match my hair, so I layer a little bit of Ettusais' eyebrow product on top. Also, just swiping the highlighter under my brows once and blending it in creates a beautiful brow shape. It gives it a three-dimensional look, or is it glitter? The pearl is subtle, but when the light hits it, it gives off an elegant brightness. It's less obvious than concealer and is easier to apply. However, there is a big difference between applying it and not applying it. I would definitely recommend it to people with thin skin who can't stand hard cores, and to people who prefer powder.

I love that the tip is soft and very easy to use. Apparently it's just powder hardened into a pencil shape. So even though it's a pencil, it can create soft brows. I don't want them to be too sharp, but it's a pain to use powder with a brush, so I find it very useful. I use No. 2 when I want a light finish in combination with brow mascara, and No. 4 when I want to leave a lasting impression on my brows and make them look more powerful. However, because it's so soft, it runs out quickly, which is a bit of a concern. It's quite expensive, so I wish it came in a refillable form. It's very easy to use, so I definitely recommend giving it a try.