The results are so natural looking - I can't tell where my brows end, and the Brow Wiz begins! I follow the instructions, which say to make short, upward strokes. And thanks to the teardrop-shaped tip, the strokes are angled so they taper off like hair naturally does. Fortunately, even though the Brow Wiz has a waxy texture (which is probably what makes it go on so easily), it has a matte finish. Courtesy Katie Jackson Matte finish and easy to color match I use it for seamless blending and precise shaping. It's skinnier (it doesn't taper as much) and longer than other brow spoolies I've used - and it's also one of the softest I've ever felt. The "custom spoolie" on the other end is simple to figure out. It feels almost like using a paintbrush rather than a pencil, and it's easy to use for blending the formula. Luckily, the Brow Wiz's ultra-fine tip allows me to keep those makeup memories in the past, especially since it requires very little pressure to apply. When I used to borrow them, they were either super dull or so sharp I was afraid I'd poke my eye out if my hand slipped. I remember my mom's eyebrow pencils from the '90s, which came with sharpeners. One of my favorite features is the Brow Wiz's retractable tip. On Sephora, it has a 4.4-star average rating and more than 10,000 five-star reviews. On Amazon, the Brow Wiz boasts a 4.7-star average rating from over 15,000 reviews. I was also anticipating great results after looking at the reviews.
I'm more accustomed to paying around $8 for my brow pencil, so my expectations were high. I'll admit, I had my reservations about this product before trying it, especially after seeing the $23 price tag.
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