Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Brow Pencil - Universal Red

Yes, this brow pencil is both waterproof and sweat-resistant, formulated to ensure your brow definition stays in place throughout the day, even in humid conditions or during physical activity.

For a natural look, use the flat side of the pencil at the beginning of your brows for a soft, powder-like fill. Use the pointed tip sparingly for precise, hair-like strokes where needed, and always blend well with the attached spoolie brush to diffuse color and soften lines.

Yes, this Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Brow Pencil features an all-in-one refillable design. You can easily replace the pencil cartridge when it runs out, making it both convenient and more sustainable.

The chiseled tip is highly versatile. Use the pointed tip for precise, hair-like strokes to fill in sparse areas or define the outer edges of your brow. Use the flat side to softly fill in larger areas and create a powder-like effect, especially at the front of your brows.

The Universal Red shade is specifically designed to complement a wide range of red and auburn hair tones, providing a natural-looking match for many individuals with red hair.

It is recommended to gently wipe the spoolie brush after each use with a clean tissue to remove excess product. For a deeper clean, you can wash it periodically with a mild brush cleaner or gentle soap and water, then allow it to air dry completely.

For a softer, more natural effect, especially at the beginning of the brows, use the flat side of the pencil and apply with lighter pressure. Always blend thoroughly with the integrated spoolie brush to diffuse color and soften any harsh lines.

Ensure your brow area is clean and free of oils or moisturizers before application, as these can affect adherence. This pencil is designed to be waterproof and sweat-resistant, so check if the cap was securely on to prevent drying, or consider if the refill cartridge needs replacement if performance diminishes over time.

Practice using the pointed tip of the chiseled pencil for fine, hair-like strokes in sparse areas or to define the tail of your brow. For broader filling, use the flat side. Experiment with different angles and pressure until you find the technique that works best for your desired look.