Nice color but dry
My eyebrows have faded as I've aged but their shape is still good, so I just need something to darken them up a bit.  I usually use a tinted gel because I sometimes get carried away with pencils, which makes my brows look huge & angry.  Also, I have to set the pencil with a clear gel, anyway, so a tinted gel saves me a step.  I've recently found a pencil that I liked through either Ipsy or Birchbox & this pencil looked similar, so I decided to give it a try.<br /><br />It has a pencil with an angled tip on one end & the other end has a spoolie.  The pencil can be advanced or retracted with a twist of the shaft.  It seems to be well-made but, at first, I couldn't get the pencil to draw.  It was so hard & dry that nothing would come off.  It took several minutes of rubbing it on the back of my hand before I finally got a faint line of color.  I had to keep going for several more minutes before I could consistently get color to come off the pencil.<br /><br />Once I tried it on my brows, I was pleasantly surprised.  The color, Dark Brown, is good for me but I would call it more of a medium brown.  I have dark brown, almost black, hair but I feel like if I match my brows to my hair, they look too harsh, so I like to keep them softer, which makes this color perfect for me.<br /><br />Overall, I do like this pencil but it still seems a little too dry, even after several uses.  It could be a fluke with just this particular pencil.  I'd be willing to purchase another as long as the price was reasonable.
Rating: 4 stars