Eyebrow Mascara

You may have well-defined lashes and expertly applied eye shadow, but bad brows can ruin your entire look. Brow problems can range from thin or bushy brows to more pronounced ones like uneven color, uneven arch, or even a complete lack of brows. Most problems can be corrected with an eyebrow pencil, but if you want really convincing results, eyebrow mascara is a must for your makeup kit.

What is an eyebrow mascara?

An eyebrow mascara helps enhance the shape, color, and texture of your eyebrows, It works much like a lash mascara, except that an eyebrow mascara is thicker and heavier to prevent dripping. Some eyebrow mascaras come in the same tube and wand containers, but comb applicators are becoming more common because they are easier to use.

What's the difference in using an eyebrow mascara?

While some mascaras can be used on both brows and lashes, there are some subtle differences between the two. Color is more important in an eyebrow mascara, whereas a lash mascara is designed more for enhancement and shape. An eyebrow mascara can also be used to draw the brows themselves, so they are more fade-resistant. An eye brow mascaras also rarely has gloss since gloss doesn't necessarily make brows more attractive.

Who needs an eyebrow mascara?

Some people have naturally thin eyebrows and need an eyebrow mascara to make them look thicker. Others have cut-off or nonexistent brows due to accidents or medical conditions. In this case, an eyebrow mascara can be used to draw or extend the brows themselves. For most people, however, an eyebrow mascara is mostly for enhancing the brow color and shape and, using the comb applicator, for arranging the strands for a neater and cleaner look around the eye areas.

What makes a good eyebrow mascara?

An eyebrow mascara should always be evenly colored and drip-proof. For a more natural look, make sure the color matches the shade of your hair or the color theme of your makeup. If you have sensitive skin or hair, choose hypoallergenic eyebrow mascaras to avoid any adverse reactions.