I have permanent eyebrow tinting, so I don't use pencils. But I still want to use a brow gel or pomade to help shape and define my brows. If you have permanent eyebrow tinting, brow gels and pomades can also help hold your brow hairs in place throughout the day. Just be sure to choose a product that complements the color of your permanent eyebrow tinting, and use a light hand when applying to avoid overdoing it. With proper care, your tinted eyebrows can help frame your face and enhance your natural beauty. At https://www.nwcollege.edu, I found an eyelash extension procedure. I want to make an appointment and stop using mascara.

Plucked and groomed my eyebrows for years and years. Used an old soft toothbrush to brush them -- in both directions. Brush-Brush-Brush .... REALLY works! :) Use a variety of soft brown pencils to VERY lightly color the hairs -- which are now so light-gray-white that my brows appear invisible. Keep the pencils well sharpened -- and try just VERY lightly dragging the SIDE of the color tip along your brows. As a redhead -- my natural hair lost its own color in the early 1990s and I have been coloring it since then to ashy-shades of blonde. I read YEARS and YEARS ago (LOL!) that brows should extend to the outer corner of the eye -- and curve lightly. Does anyone remember the old tip about holding a regular pencil against the side of your nose to gauge to starting point of your brows -- and then holding the pencil at an angle from the side/bottom edge of your nose and to the end of your eye to gauge the end of the brow? And after years of observing brows on older gals -- I must agree with that tip!

I put the same product on my eyebrows as my hair, but I leave it on just as long. I think your eyebrows should be the same has your hair so I make sure mine are. It says right on the box not to put it on your eye brows. They do not want to be responsible for someone who isn't careful and gets the dye in their eye. The skin is also more sensitive to chemicals around my eyebrows..but a little lotion after takes care of that.

I think, like so many things in life, what will work well for one person is a disaster for someone else I have very fine, thin, frizzy hair. Back when I tried Wen, I was also exercising hard every day - and I sweat like a pig. :-) Wen was a fiasco in my hair. First of all, I second the comment above about it never feeling clean. My scalp sweats, and the Wen just never seemed to get the sweat off the way regular products do. My scalp itched like crazy. What made me finally give it up though was that my hair got progressively more limp and yet more frizzy with each passing day. I hung in there for a while and tried everything I could think of - more product, less product, leaving it on longer, rinsing it off quickly. Didn't matter, Wen and my hair were not meant to be. I was turning into Roseann Roseannadanna on the stuff. Wasn't the look I was after. Glad people out there like it, but it never worked for me. I understand how it may clog pores or whatnot, the stuff felt heavy to me in my hair - which is maybe why my fine, limp hair just kept getting more and more limp, all the while fanning out like a peacock strutting its stuff.