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*TOP REVIEWER* pmburk on 3/25/2013 3:05:00 PM more reviews by pmburk

Age: 36-43   Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm   Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse   Eyes: Brown    

I picked this up for $10 at Ulta, in "medium." My hair is a light-medium brown with highlights, and this is a very nice match for me. The marker itself is insanely easy to use. Don't let "marker" scare you off with mental images of sharpie-drawn brows; this gives a really natural look, almost more natural than a pencil. Lasting power is pretty good, I have no problem with this lasting throughout my workday and into the evening. Overall, I am very pleased with this, and I will repurchase.

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CrimsonCountess on 1/2/2013 3:04:00 PM more reviews by CrimsonCountess

Age: 36-43   Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm   Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium   Eyes: Brown    

I purchased at Ulta and per the other reviews, I must have gotten a bad marker. I must have received a lemon because I thought this item was mediocre at best. I could only swatch on my hand. It does dry down quickly and doesn't seem to wipe away. I really like the Revlon eyebrow product that has a pencil on one end and a colored gel on the other a lot so I will stick with that.

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JustRyan81 on 8/30/2011 9:50:00 PM more reviews by JustRyan81

Age: 30-35   Skin: Dry, Dark   Hair: Brown   Eyes: Brown    

I own every type of brow kit, powder, wax, pencil ALL OF IT just never was satisfied with the outcome.. i was hesitate to try this but im glad i did i love the look and it lasts till i take it off .

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*TOP REVIEWER* CHLee916 on 8/18/2011 11:14:00 AM more reviews by CHLee916

Age: 44-55   Skin: Dry, Tan, Warm   Hair: Brown, Kinky, Coarse   Eyes: Brown    

I am on an eyebrow kick and I've been buying products like crazy.

I love this one!

The word marker conjures up all kinds of images - little old ladies with severely drawn auburn brows comes to mind. So when I found this little number...I cringed.

Marker is NOT a good word and I kept thinking I'd end up making a mistake or looking like Gloria Swanson. None of these fears came true.

The pencil is easy to use and you can layer it. You can use it to fill in sparse areas or to create the type of brow you want.

It goes on natural and it lasts all day.

Great job on this one, NYX!!!

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*TOP REVIEWER* Shulamith on 8/4/2011 6:18:00 AM more reviews by Shulamith

Age: 44-55   Skin: Other   Hair: Other   Eyes: Other    

Laura Geller, Anastasia and Josie Maran sell comparable--if not identical--felt tip markers for brows from $20- $25. This one goes for $10 at Ulta and is even cheaper on the NYX website. It comes in two colors--a light and a dark brown--and has a tiny brush that is much finer than those of the felt tip eyeliner pens. It took me a while to get the knack of using this but now that I have the technique down, I wouldn't trade it for anything. I use it to sketch in my super pale and skimpy brows before adding a coat of brow powder and sealer. If you're of an artistic bent, it's fun to use. It really allows you to draw super fine hairs and you can do a lot to make misshapen brows into symmetical ones. I use the light brown, which is more forgiving of mistakes.

I've used every brow pencil known to man and this is far more graceful in what it allows you to do. Note: while I love this pen and I love the price, I've also used the Kanebo Kate brow pen, which I purchased on ebay, and it is truly the Rolls Royce of brow pens. Expensive, though and this one is a fine substitute.

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