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Anyone use pressed eyeshadow as brow makeup, too? Is there really any difference in the formula and does it stay on as long?
Not really. Its all pigment, an emollient and a powder base.
Try a quick light rub or bar soap, bees wax (or mouth brace's wax) or chapstick and then brush through.Apply powder on top & it sticks.
I prefer chapstick/beewax for eye sensitivity/on.the.go reasons.
I think pencils look too harsh on skin the way most people apply them. Powder is the way to go. Especially if you have skin that is starting to age. Harsh lines with softened lines of age....thats a wreck.
I always use my MAC "Knight Divine" eyeshadow on my brows. I use it to make a smoky line under my lower lashes too. I use a small MAC brush for both applications. It always stays put - even if I sweat.
Not really. Its all pigment, an emollient and a powder base.
Try a quick light rub or bar soap, bees wax (or mouth brace's wax) or chapstick and then brush through.Apply powder on top & it sticks.
I prefer chapstick/beewax for eye sensitivity/on.the.go reasons.
I think pencils look too harsh on skin the way most people apply them. Powder is the way to go. Especially if you have skin that is starting to age. Harsh lines with softened lines of age....thats a wreck.
Ah ha! I had been using chapstick *on top* of the brow makeup....duh....
and yup, the skin's aging all too fast down here in the southwest. MAC shadow's nice--used it years ago--natural looking and had staying power.
Most eyeshadow has shimmer in it that is not appropriate for brows. However, there are some powders out there designed for brows that work great. I prefer them because I have a scar running through one eyebrow - pencils just don't work on it for some reason, but the powders do. I think the one I use is a Maybelline product. If your powder doesn't have a shimmer it should work fine with a good brush.
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