Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Whiz Review

I have heard so many wonderful things about this brow whizz I was expecting some banging seriously strong brow game results, not what I expected in my head but still great results.

Design of this brow whizz is done with comfort in mind, the barrel of the pencil is slim enough to be able you to grip and hold it steady and comfortable so you can get the strokes just right. With a twist up pencil form of the product at one end and a bristle comb at the other, both of which have a black cap that clicks into place and stay which is awesome as some other brow pencils I have tried the cap never clicked into place and would end up falling off and becoming lost in the drawer. Formula wise this pencil isn't soft like some creamy brow liners but it also isn't rigid and stiff that it prevents you from getting that slight blur effect so the fill in isn't so obvious. I haven't used this with an specific brow setting gel but did coat with MAC Fix + and found that it stayed where I placed the product all day long, no smudging, no transferring, no thining out of product until I removed it easily with makeup remover wipes at the end of the day.

I used the colour Taupe as I have dark blonde hair naturally that I lighten so the Taupe acts as an ash blonde working well with fair skin, blue eyes and mousy blondes.

I don't really know how I feel about this.. One thing that really annoyed me is that even with a light hand, this pencil continuously broke into pieces. I had hardly any pencil wound up and it would still happen. Grrr. I've seen a few people on YouTube comment on this but maybe ABH has changed its formula since then? I bought mine about a year ago. I did love that its a wind up pencil so now sharpening required but it just snapped so easily. I used this on days when I just wanted a bit of definition/ a natural brow. It does work well at making light feathery strokes but I just didn't fall in love with this. I would probably repurchase if I knew it won't fall to pieces on me again. Meh. I don't know. I just feel it wasn't worth the hype.

I have the ABH Brow Wiz in Taupe. I think the pigmentation is fine! Perfect for a natural eyebrow on a blonde. For somebody that likes a stronger more defined brow, I would recommend using the brow wiz at the start of the brows and using something a bit stronger in the second half of the brow.

I haven't had any problems with the product breaking off either. I like the packaging as well- it's super small and easy to pack in a make-up bag.

So far I really like it and have been using it for a few months. I'm wondering how much product I have left... doesn't seem like a lot of product could fit in the packaging...

This is my go to brow product for my full made up look. The product can be natural but defined. The tip is very precise, there is no need to sharpen and there is a spoolie attached. The colour is pigmented and stays in place. It is not as dramatic as dip brow, but it is the way I like it. It is also easy to apply.

I originally got this because I saw that Jaclyn Hill uses it, and her brows are perfect. I am so impressed by it, it has become my holy grail brow product. Its super easy to get the perfect brows. It is a really nice formula which makes it so easy to work with and the spooly on the other end is really convenient. I will 100% continue to repurchase (only downside - I do go through them quite quickly).

This brow pencil is excellent for outlining the brow prior to filling in with a pomade, or even just for touch ups if you have a fairly defined brow already. I've been using the shade taupe since I have blond hair and I absolutely love how it stays on all day and a little goes a long way.

This was my holy grail brow pencil for years! I used the medium brown shade and found the shade selection really great. The pencil is creamy and so easy to use but there isn't much product in the pencil so you do use it up fairly quickly which makes it quite an expensive item and the only downfall. I have recently started using the maybelline define a brow and find this is very similar and a fraction of the cost.

Use this with dipbrow! they are the perfect match, i use this to define my eyebrows more and use my dipbrow to fill in my brows and they have never looked so good. The total cost of the two products combined is about $50.00 but it is actually so worth it if you want on fleek long lasting gorgeous brows! Abh products are the best!

Honestly, the only cons to this product is the price. But for how good it is, I'm willing to pay the price. This is my easy, every day, go to brow product for a simple but perfect looking brow. The spoolie is the best one by far, I keep old ones of these after they've run out just for the spoolie! I've found a lot of these twist up brow crayons to be either too waxy and flatten my brows, or too dry and hard to draw on. This one is just perfect, and it's thin enough that I can draw a really precise tail to my brow.

I can't get enough of this pencil. I feel like I ever since I started using this which has only been the last two months or so, it's just amped up my eyebrow game. And I owe it all to the amazing spoolie! Truthfully, I rarely actually use the pencil itself (my friend gifted it to me, but in the shade "Granite" so it's quite dark for my natural hairs), although I do use it very lightly if need be and it does a reasonable job. It's definitely not as pigmented, but I think that's a good thing as it's always better to feather brows on rather than have sharpie looking caterpillars.

Right now I'm currently using my Australis eyebrow pencil in dark brown while I use this spoolie to brush my hairs and distribute the product evenly. I'm positive if my friend had given me a shade much closer to my natural hairs, I wouldn't ever think about touching other products to use for my brows! I highly recommend this product, even if it's just for the spoolie.