L'Oreal Paris Brow Artist Xpert Review

I bought this after reading the reviews but have tried so many brow products and always been underwhelmed. I have very thin (over plucked) brows and normally anything that makes them look thicker looks very unnatural. I don’t know what it is about this formula but it just glides on and looks incredibly natural. I’ve never been as happy with my brows as I have over the past few months using this brow product. The spoolie brush is quite robust which would be great for thicker brows. I dropped mine when I first got it and the whole pencil came out, unfortunately there wasn’t a lot of product but I’ve been using mine for a few months and it’s still going strong . The shade range is pretty good too. I have already purchased a back up.

A great brow go to. I'd definitely buy this again it's great. Awesome for big lush brows and defining them.

I usually use just a gel, but with not getting a brow tint/shape appointment for a while, I had to get creative, You don't have to be too talented with brows to use this, using the pencil end to fill gaps and get some shape, and then the spooly to soften the look. I've always found pencils make me look like I tried to hard, and feel like my brows stand out... This pencil my brows look very natural, and less made up - but nice definition. When I do have a tint/shape the pencil is still good for adding a little drama if I need it. It's a good price for what it delivers!

I like that this fills in my naturally sparse brows, but you don't get a lot of product, and if it breaks, there's no way to fix it. And I had this happen. It is expensive when there are drugstore options that are cheaper.

As soon as I brought this product I fell in love! I use the shade Cool Blond and its the perfect shade for when I was light brown and also now, when I'm blonde. It has a very creamy and smooth consistency, but not too creamy that it basically slides off the brow, that I have experienced in the past. Also very handy that there's a spoolie on the other end.

My natural brows are very fair, so I have them tinted regularly. I still need to use a pencil though, for definition and filling them out. I've been religiously using the Billion Dollar Brow pencil for a few years now.

This pencil has a good texture when applying it, and the pigmentation is fantastic. It's easy to get defined lines. The spooly brush on the other side is perfect for blending the lines out and creating a soft, deep brow.

I like the warmth of the colour of the brunette shade I was sent.

This is about 10$ cheaper than my usual brow pencil, and just as good, if not better. Thanks BR I've found my new fave!

I really like this eyebrow pencil. The shade I was sent was warm brunette. It wasn't an exact match for my brows, but I liked that it was just a touch lighter. I found it added a but more depth and texture, rather than making them look drawn on and heavy.

The pencil is kind of like a crayon, a very thin crayon. It's triangular in shape, which is great for angled strokes.

I love that the spoolie end is firm - it blends and tidies the brow easily.

I found my brows still looked good at the end of the working day and removed easily with my usual supermarket cleanser.

Recommend highly.

I really like this product, loved that it was all in one - so convenient! I really liked the angled tip to draw in fine lines and fuller end to fill in the gaps. The brush end smoothed it all out and gave a very natural look.

The only con I found was that it didn't last as long as my usual brow products. I applied it early in the morning with my general make up routine and using fixative. But was surprised there was no trace of it left at the end of the day when the rest of my face stayed intact.

I got this in the shade Ebony. My eyebrows are dark brown, but many eyebrow pencils are too orange-toned. I prefer grey-browns, and while the lid of this looks more orange, I was pleasantly surprised by how cool-toned it was and how much it matches my brows.

I love that I don't have to sharpen it and can simply twist up. The teardrop shaped tip is great for creating short shart strokes.

However, I found that the brush on the other end was a little short for my liking. I made do, but it was the only down-side of this pencil.