WUNDERBROWMicro-Sculpt Refillable Brow Pencil, Vegan & Cruelty Free Eyebrow Pencil (Brunette)

As described

Not sure if you're paying for the brand but I didn't find this worth the extra cost. I found the pencil snapped easily and that it didn't last long and would rub off easy.

I like that it's easy to use. It's a little too gingery for me but remedied with a little grey eye shadow over the top.Generally happy with purchase.

I have very sparse eyebrows and have used the original wonder browser for years. I thought this one would be good to fill in where I have no hairs growing but it is very disappointing. It just doesn't show at all. I purchased blonde as that is the shade of wonder brown I use but I don't know if it would work better in a darker shade.

I am very impressed by this eyebrow pencil from Wunderbrow. I have auburn hair and blonde eyebrows and it’s really hard to find an eyebrow pencil that suits me as I need something darker than my natural eyebrows but not too dark. The shade of this pencil is blonde and it’s a very light colour, but it’s buildable so with a little bit of practice I have worked out how to get the look that I want. The pencil is tapered which makes it more precise and I like that it’s also got a really good spoolie brush at one end.The texture is quite creamy and lasts really well. Often you need to put something on top of your eyebrows after you have pencilled them but you don’t need to bother with this. This is great as I hate the feeling of what is basically colourless mascara on your eyebrows, which always seems to set my eczema off too. I like that the pencil is refillable, as I have not seen that before with eyebrow pencils, but understand that refills are currently hard to get, so that’s a bit of a shame. Having said that, as a standalone eyebrow pencil it’s still worth the price paid as it is so good. It may not be the cheapest, but it’s certainly the best one that I have used. I definitely recommend this and would not hesitate to get one again.

On first use, at least the pencil I got, was really hard to get going, it would not draw on any skin (eyebrow or hand), my suggestion would be to use it on some paper or tissue first to avoid pressing too hard and breaking it off like I did.The pencil looks like a taupe brown colour but actually comes out quite orange, so I wouldn't say it is suitable for blondes unless you have strawberry blonde hair, more suited for redheads or people with copper toned hair. The other end is a short bristle spoolie which is better for combing brows than the longer bristle ones.It works well and is easy to use for filling in brows, however, I have been using it as a lip liner since it doesn't match my hair and it works well for that too, some actual swatches in the product listing would be helpful since you get a completely different colour than what the pencil looks like. You don't get a lot of product for the price (see one of the photos) and unless you only fill in a few strokes it will get used up very fast.

A nice micro-sculpt refillable brow pencil that has become one of my go-to brow products. It’s small and easy-to-hold, making it comfortable to use and control during application.The pencil glides effortlessly and smoothly, allowing for precise and defined strokes. I appreciate how easy it is to fill in and shape my brows with this pencil.The shade Black Brown is a perfect match for me, providing a natural look that compliments my hair colour and skin tone. It's similar to the popular Taupe shade from Nyx that I've been using and loving.While Nyx's pencil is slightly cheaper at £7.21, the micro-sculpt refillable brow pencil offers a comparable quality and performance. At its current price of £12, it provides a good alternative if I couldn't find my preferred Nyx pencil. The refillable feature of this pencil is also a bonus, as it allows for sustainability and cost-effectiveness in the long run.Overall, I'm highly satisfied with the micro-sculpt refillable brow pencil. It's small, easy to hold, and glides smoothly for effortless application. The shade Black Brown is a perfect match for me, and while Nyx remains my top choice due to its slightly lower price, this pencil is a reliable alternative that I would repurchase if needed.

This is a nice brunette eyebrow pencil, it's a little bit lighter than I expected, more of an aurban light brown shade, but it looks good when I blend it with a darker brown eyebrow pencil. I discovered that for the best application to only bring the pencil out about a couple is millimeters and apply gental strokes to help to increase the life span of the Pencil; if too much is out, it's more inclined to break off especially when pressure onto brows are applied. It has a nice brow brush on the other end of it, which is great for shaping and blending the eyebrows. I just which it was a shade or two darker like a chestnut or chocolate brown.

Great to eyebrow pencil that’s refillable

I did not find this product easy to apply. Prefer powder or gel

I thought I'd take a gamble. My go-to brow shade is almost always taupe. It's not that taupe is a flexible/kind of universal color in my case, that's literally my hair color. I usually stay away from blonde pencils as none of them hit the same, usually running too reddish/warm, and this is no exception.This is a harder pencil so it has a bit of a rough time laying down pigment. I find this kind of frustrating, particularly on brows. The shape of the stick itself is pleasant and pretty easy to work with. It's not a pinpoint accurate gonna draw individual hair level, but nice for filling in splotchy areas.The nicer points though, this lasts, It stays on my brows and doesn't try to migrate. The spoolie on the not-lead side is nice, though on the smaller side of brow spoolies. This isn't an issue for me but having real brow individuals may feel differently. It's not the worst pencil I've used, though the lack of a color match makes it prohibitive for me to use without other products to mask how red it pulls.

My eyebrows are very pale blonde, almost clear. (Seriously, why do so many of us natural redheads have clear brows?) If I'm in a photograph taken more than say 4 feet from me, it looks like I have no eyebrows at all. A kind stranger once informed me about eyebrow pencils and recommended using a very light brown pencil geared for blonde hair. I've tried various old-school pencils (the kind you need to sharpen), liquid formulas, liquid-to-powder formulas, and self-sharpening pencils. I prefer a pencil of any variety as it seems to provide more control and lets you focus on individual areas.I really like this pencil as it 1- the point is angled and 2-I don't have to press or push too hard to use it. I still have to use some pressure, but that seems typical for self-sharpening pencils. It lasted all day without need of any touch-up. The brush is also surprisingly strong for one that's attached to a pencil. The color is a very light, warm, natural dark blonde that matches my redhead coloring. My brows still look blonde, just a bit darker and more noticeable. I don't care for microblading looks or overdrawn brows that look like caterpillars. This just gives a bit of oomph.My current pencil is a Lady Gaga Haus Laboratories Edge. I like this one better, and it's much cheaper. Still more than drugstore brands but seems to work better than premium brands. Per the box, this is a vegan formula and is cruelty-free, which is important to me as I try to make more conscientious purchases.Highly recommended for those of you with blonde/clear brows if you desire a natural look.

This is a great little brow pencil with a spoolie at one end. You twist the product up, and out the end comes a slanted soft pencil similar to an eyeliner, but wider. Because the tip is wide, thin and angled, it's perfect for drawing on "hairs" where you are missing them. It took me a bit to get it going, it's like it needed to soften up a bit for first use. After that, smooth sailing. The blonde color is perfect for filling in my darker blonde brows. It's like a taupe color. Once I'm done filling in, I use the spoolie to go over my brows and brush out any harsh lines. It creates a perfect natural look. I love it.