REFY Brow Pencil - Medium

The 'Medium' shade is a versatile option for individuals with light to medium brown hair, or those looking for a balanced, natural-looking brow definition that isn't too light or too dark. It offers buildable intensity to match various preferences.

Yes, you can absolutely use the REFY Brow Pencil on its own to define and fill in sparse areas. While it's designed to complement the full REFY brow routine for a complete '3D' effect, its precision and buildable color make it an excellent standalone product for natural definition.

To maximize the product's lifespan, only twist out a minimal amount of the pencil tip for each use. Apply with light pressure to prevent excess product from breaking off. Always recap tightly after use to prevent drying and damage.

The REFY Brow Pencil is formulated to be long-lasting and smudge-proof, offering excellent wear throughout the day. While it resists smudging, it is not specifically marketed as waterproof. Info needed: Specific waterproof rating or claims.

The 'Medium' shade is ideal for many. For best results, consider your natural brow hair color. If you're using other REFY brow products, note that the pencil is designed to be a shade darker than the pomade to create depth and dimension.

The REFY Brow Pencil is vegan and cruelty-free. While formulated with care, individual sensitivities can vary. We recommend reviewing the full ingredient list if you have specific allergies or concerns. Info needed: Dermatologist-tested or hypoallergenic claims.

Only expose a very small amount (1-2mm) of the pencil tip at a time. Apply with light, gentle pressure, as the ultra-fine tip is delicate.

Start with very light strokes and build up the color gradually. Ensure you are blending thoroughly with the spoolie. If using other REFY products, remember this pencil is a shade darker than the pomade for a 3D effect; adjust your application accordingly.

Ensure your pencil tip is adequately exposed and sharp (if it's a twist-up, it should always be 'sharp'). Use short, quick, feathery motions rather than long, dragging lines. Practice on the back of your hand to get a feel for the pressure needed.