Anastasia Beverly Hills Brush #7 Review

I love this brush! When i had eyelash extensions the bursh came in handy for that aswell, i could use one brush for both my brows and keeping my lashes in place. The bristles on the brow brush end are firm so help to get that sharp crisp carve when you do your brows and keeping the hair like strokes (thats how i do my brows) precise yet natural looking. The comb/spoolie end was really good for brushing out my lash extensions and brushing my brows in place. Easily stored size brush for your make up bag and great dual brush design. Works great with both powders and pomades/wax kits!

I purchased this to use with the Anastasia promenade and it works well. It creates a nice, sharp brow line and the flat angle makes it easy to use. I’m not sure I would agree with the description that it “mimics natural hairs”. The result is a full brow, as opposed to a super natural looking one. The dual ends are useful. I wouldn’t say it’s superior to other eyebrow tools on the market.

I brought the #7 brush when I purchased the Anastasia Beverly Hills dibrow pomade. This has been a serious game changer in my eyebrow routine.

The brush is double ended with a spoolie and and a fine edge angled brush. Both serve an important process in achieving flawless brows.

I use the spoolie end to brush my eyebrows this allows me to work out where I need to add extra eyebrow pomade. Next I use the angled end to precisely draw hairstrokes to fill in any gaps and then I go over my brow lightly to define.

The brush is durable and can be cleaned without losing it shape. It is expensive but worth the splurge.

This brow brush has an angled brush on one end and a spoolie on the other. The angled brush is very fine and stiff (in a good way) that allows you to draw strokes that look like hair. The spoolie is good for blending in product and grooming brow hairs.

I have used this brush with both powder and cream-type brow products and it works beautifully. I have quite thick brow hairs but sometimes I get bald spots where the hairs naturally shed. This brush is perfect for getting a natural, full, fluffy look without looking harsh or blocky, as you can literally just draw in single hairs where you need them.

The spoolie is great without product too, you can use it to brush through your brows to remove any dead hairs.

I have washed this brush many times and it still looks perfect. The size is great for travel but since it is shorter than my other makeup brushes I sometimes have to dig around in my brush pot. I believe ABH also makes a full-sized version of this brush but I have not tried it.

This double-ended tool comes with both a spoolie and an angled flat brush. It is smaller than I thought it would be (only 12 cm), but I found this to be the perfect size.

The brush works well with both brow pomade and brow powder. The tip of the brush has a superfine edge that always holds its shape. It is so precise that you can use it with your brow product to create natural looking hairs. It easily transfers the product on to my brows. The brush tip is very stiff, yet it somehow manages to feel soft against my skin.

The spoolie is a bit smaller than an average sized one might be, but it works well to brush my hairs into place.

I have washed the brush a few times now and both ends have retained their shape. I did worry that the edge on the flat brush might get a bit fluffy, but it is still as perfect as it was when I purchased it.

The only thing that might be a negative is the price. I paid $31 for mine which is definitely on the pricey side. However I like to think of it as an investment. You do get two different tools with it and I believe it will last a lot longer than cheaper versions would.