EtudeDrawing Eyebrow

It is not soft, it is hard and it is impossible to overshoot it. It will be preferred by those who prefer a rare, discrete result. Unfortunately, I have a tattoo there, it doesn't cover it like the others, but the fake hairs with brown eyelids make them look much nicer. I like this! Light brown and Brown are under the ink threads.

I have this crayon, but for now it lies in a drawer, because somehow I don't like its triangular "stylus" shape. As for me, it's too fancy and somehow I don't feel comfortable working with it... Maybe I'll come back to it when I finish my traditional crayon (the one for sharpening in a sharpener)? The consistency of this crayon is quite firm; these are the first strokes of it, but after a while (when the crayon slightly warms up in contact with the skin?) it becomes more plastic. The crayon stays in place and washes off easily, even with the most ordinary micellar water. When it comes to color, I'd say it's a cool shade of medium chocolate, but as if lined with something (very slightly, but still) warm... A big plus for a great brush, which can precisely refine the eyebrows.

My brow pencil is shade 04. Dark Grey, which is a great true gray for me. The pencil is easy to apply and spreads well thanks to the brush. I've always had trouble finding the right shade, as even the lightest "drugstore" shades look orange on me. But you can't go wrong with Korean cosmetics, whether in terms of color, durability or quality.

With the help of this pencil, I can quickly and effectively correct the parting, the pencil emphasizes the shape and the eyebrows appear fuller. I like the triangular shape of the tip, with which I can achieve precise thin lines that look like eyebrow hairs. For fine pigmentation, I can layer the lines up to the desired shade.