REVIEW on MISSHA Smudge-Proof Wood Brow

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I like the rotating-type pencils myself,

but I think I still prefer the good old-fashioned,

do-it-yourself eyebrow pencils where you have to sharpen them yourself.

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They really look like just pencils =P

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It's wraped in a plastic sheet.

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It comes in six colours.

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This black colour one is rather different than other pencils.

Maybe they are using the previous design before they changed it.

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I like the newer design myself,

but the previous design looked a lot more sturdy.

Can't have good things at the same time, I guess.

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Colour test.

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Dark brown, brown, black, grey brown, light brown, red brown.

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Dark brown seemed too strong of a colour for me.

Maybe for people with dense, darker eyebrows.

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Brown is not as dark as I thought it would be,

and fits me rather well,

so I'm using it the most nowadays.

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Black gives that foreign, exotic feel.

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The colour is well... it's as the name suggests.

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Grey Brown.

It apparently has some grey tone added to the brown,

but I think it leans more towrads grey.

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Light brown.

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It's even lighter than the already-light brown,

so I used it in mix with brown,

and it turned out great, especially for lining and filling out eye brows.

I used the light brown on the eye brows,

then the brown to line them,

and the brows really come alive. =)

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Red brown.

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This is specific for people with red-brownish hair/brows,

or any colour with bit of red on them.

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This is my essential item nowadays.

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I've been using ARITAUM's Matte Formula for a while,

thinking that it was really good,

but I think this one works smoother.

Like drawing on a paper.

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I think it will be awhile till I find something better than this =D

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Missha Smudge Proof Wood Brow