I'm a browless person, a legacy of Amuro's generation. Because I'm missing the tail of my eyebrows, eyebrows are more important to me than any other makeup item. I've tried a variety of powders and pencils, from affordable to department store brands, but I'm surprised there are only a few that I keep buying over and over again. I've bought and used this Shiseido eyebrow pencil multiple times, even refilling it. Since I don't dye my hair, I keep using color 04, which matches my natural hair color. The indescribable grayish color doesn't make my brows look heavy, yet still allows me to draw them clearly, so I can't create my look without it. I use it to create the base, and then draw the details with a budget-friendly, ultra-fine pencil. I heard from a beauty advisor that today's young beauty advisors, many of whom are from the thick-brow generation, have no experience drawing eyebrows in the first place, and many of them are not good at the techniques that create the perfect brows for people like me who don't have eyebrows. Somehow, my browlessness is a symbol of the changing times. It's sad that I'm still diligently drawing my eyebrows even though thin eyebrows are in fashion, but I don't have the courage to get permanent makeup, so I'll just keep repeating the process obediently forever.