Expressioniste Brow Pomade

Because that's what this boils down to. It is, essentially, a waxy hair pomade with a really nifty toothbrush-shaped applicator.

I find that it doesn't hold at all when I want to comb my brows a specific way, which is why I've docked a star. I can't achieve that fluffy brushed-up look with this product. That said, do still really like it. I feel fancy using it, and I like that my brows *do* feel secure once I give up trying to sculpt them and just brush the product in their natural direction.

My favorite thing about this, though, is that it seems to coat the hairs and lay them flat in a super flattering way. The effect is almost like they've been tinted a shade darker, but it's just that small coating of product that makes them appear a little boosted by something. I find it to be really flattering, and this product plus a tiny bit of brow pencil in a couple of bald spots gives me a very natural yet manicured effect that I'm really pleased with. I'm glad I tried this out, because it basically helped me appreciate the natural shape of my brows. No, they aren't hyper fluffy. But they're cute. They're me. I dig it.

I instantly fell in love with this pomade. If you like the effect of a soap brow but find the process too messy/flaky/waxy/sticky/etc. this is a product for you.

After coating the brows you can easily manipulate the hair to stick up instead of downwards and create the famous bushy brow look. The effect isn’t crunchy or glued down so if you mess up you can still move the hairs around where you want them.

All in a small tight package without having to wet a spoolie and a whole bar of soap.

Flexible yet firm hold. I brush through twice with light layers and it keeps my brows in place. It is a pomade so it looks natural and there are no 'crispies' that I notice from gel products. When applied BEFORE eyebrow powder or pencil the color intensifies slightly for bolder brows. Otherwise, very natural and practical for day to day glam.

As someone with black brow hairs with a full brow I use this to keep the front hairs in place and the middle/end sections laid down/to the side. So it looks feather at the front of the brow then neat and groomed throughout.

I like how there’s time to maneuver the hairs before it dries and set. If you wear coloured products I recommend you apply those first then swipe this over the hairs only, and avoid touching the skin to set.

For myself I do a little bit of brow powder at the front /middle then draw the ends in with pencil to achieve a soft brow look. I have tried to use the brow gel first then draw the ends of the brow but you have to be careful not to let the gel touch your skin or it kind of acts like cement/primer and therefore a longer hold BUT you can’t blend this after.

This was expensive but I can see this lasting a while.

I agree with Kinga's review. I like the look of soap brows but it's just too time consuming and finicky. I don't have time for that in the morning. If it's not just right it is a mess. This is hands down the best brow pomade I've ever tried. I love it so much I tossed the other ones that I have in a giveaway bag. No sense in keeping them when I've found my holy grail.

Meh. It kind of feels like mascara for your brows. The shade was perfect for my medium olive middle eastern Persian skin tone. It’s a cool tone. I liked the brush too but overall I felt like when you do have empty spots in your brows the formula is not functional to blend into the skin under your hair to fill in the bald spots. Nor is it possible to dip a brow brush into the product to use instead of the applicator brush. I would say this is a great product for those that don’t have empty bald spots in their brows but instead just need a good coating to clean up their brows and add a bit of colour for effect. I did like how it coated the hairs similar to how mascara coats your lashes.

I have used many brow gel and most of them feels crunchy. This allows you to style your brows without the crunch. 10/10 would repurchase.