EYESEEK 6PCS Liquid Eyebrow Pencils, Light to Dark Brown Waterproof Eyebrow Makeup Kits with Precision Tips Applicator for Women and Girls

Absolutely love these pens! I bought them for my freelance kit, and they worked sooooo good! Not only are the pens pigmented and easy to use, but they stayed through sweating and everything! Super pleased with this purchase! Especially for that price. You cannot go wrong. Will buy again!

$7.99 was a better price then $14.99. Can’t afford.

These come in an outer product box. They are made in China. They have cruelty logo (PETA).A little back story…I never really used to do anything with my brows. They weren’t unruly where I felt I needed to use something to keep them in place and they weren’t so thin where I felt I needed to fill them in. I have sparse areas, but not too bad. So, I just kind of let them be. Then I tried out a brow pencil and do like the slightly filled in look. But, I think since I’m so used to them not being filled in, when I do my brows they can easily look too thick and dark to me and I feel they look weird 😂 I’m sure once I get used to seeing them filled in, the less I’ll feel that way. But, in the meantime, I am having a hard time figuring out a color that works for me. I have medium to dark brown hair, but my brows hairs look like a muted black type color. I have tried dark brow brow products, which usually are too warm or too dark and I feel they look weird on me. I’ve tried black, which looks too dark for sure. I’ve even tried different taupes, and some seemed to work well but still not perfect. So, I love that this comes with multiple different colors. Most people would wonder why you’d need multiple different colors. In most cases you definitely wouldn’t need multiple colors. But, if you’re like me and having a hard time finding your right color, this is a perfect way to try multiple colors. If you’re a makeup artist, you’d need multiple different colors for your kit, so this set would be perfect. Even if you change your hair a lot you could get a lot of use from having different colors around!I also like having multiple colors because I like using a darker color in the tail of my brows and a slightly lighter color in the front. I feel like the mix looks more natural, but that could just be me!The brow pens aren’t labeled stating the color, which so annoying. The outside has a little Scribble design that is in the color of the pen, but it’s kind of hard to tell which one would be which between the browns, so I just had to guess. They really should be labeled.You get 6 different colors - I did swatches on my forearm. For each one I did 1 line and then scribbled back and forth so you could get a better idea of the color. Since the pens aren’t labeled, I guessed best I could which one was which and I labeled what I think they are in my photo.Brown - This is a little more blonde in my opinion. It’s like a VERY light brown with a blonde tint. This would work for anyone who has light hair and wants just a hint of brown.Espresso - This is the only brown that isn’t as warm toned, but a little too dark for me.Dark Brown - It was hard to tell the difference between this one and “Brunette.” I’m not sure if I got them right or mixed them up since, again, the pens aren’t labeled. The product photos made this look more neutral and “Brunette” more warm toned. So I chose the one that looked less red toned as “Dark Brown” and the one with more red to it as “Brunette.” To me, this is more like a light to medium brown with a slightly warm undertone.Gray - This is definitely gray, and can sometimes have a kind of olive tone to it.Brunette - Like I said before, it was hard to tell much difference between this one and “Dark Brown.” The product photos made “Brunette” look like it had more warmth to it than “Dark Brown,” so for this one I went with the pen that looked slightly warmer. To me this is more Auburn.Caramel - This has some brown and some olive on it. This one I would say is the only one that differs from the product photos. The product photo swatches make it look olive green than it really is.The tips are felt tip. They are thin and not too stiff, but not too flexible either. It’s a good middle ground. I can get hairlike strokes with them as long as I’m careful. They don’t look too harsh in my brows. They do kart well. They stain the skin - I show a photo after trying to wash the swatches off. I got them off with some rough scrubbing, but it took a lot of scrubbing!Overall, this is a good set if you’re able to find a color that works for you. You can even mix colors. For me, I couldn’t find a color to work, even when I mixed them. The browns were too warm toned for me. It would be nice if they had more variety with the browns, not had so much warm undertones in them. I recommend this set if you’d have use for multiple colors like these ones, just be sure to look at the photos of the swatches.

This selection of eyebrow pens is better than most. I had to practice to use them and still have some work to do. To be honest I have not been wearing much make up successfully because it's so hot, but this product does stay on, and it not bothered by sweat. The colors are a bit too red in the browns. I think a more neutral tone for all of the colors would be far more attractive. I ended up blending a little bit of the lightest brown and the grey to create a sort of taupe blonde. I'm happing with the pen tips that allow for precision placement. I had an easier time drawing samples on my arm to photograph.My eyebrows are blonde and have thinned over the summer. I wear glasses so it doesn't bother me that much, but due to mask wearing and the extended issue with that and my glasses fogging up, I am getting contacts and need to figure out make up again. I've been trying so many of the pen type 'eyebrow pens' so that the brows will stay in place while working and being active in public. I used to get my brows professionally tattooed, and I have not been able to keep up with that, so in the mean time I need something that is better than a powder product and a stencil. This a good product and feels better than some of the more creamy and grainy 'inks' that can go on too thick, dry and then crack.I've offered some photos. The photo of my arm was taken the next day, after sleeping.Two of the pens apply a bit more buffed looking, and the only one that draws super clear hair like lines well, is the darkest pen. That one has a different feel and consistency, but they are all okay on the skin around the brow area. I used an eyebrow comb and some setting powder to tone down the color a bit.I'm offering a 5 because this is better than what I've tried. I'm 57 and deal with aging skin and texture, so I'd like the product to be less vivid, less red, and offer softer colors with the tight lines.Still 5, lasts long and looks okay.

Being that my brows are sparse and unruly at times, I thought I'd try this type of browliner. I requested it and here we are! This review is of: EYESEEK Brow Tint Pen Makeup Set Brown Espresso Gray Color Eyebrow Pen 6 Colors Create Natural LookIn short, I love these liners. They are ink so there are no worries about having to sharpen them and there's no worries about snapping off a gel tip either.I use the liner to give my brows a bit more definition and to cover the sparse portions. For these uses, these liners are awesome. They go on easily with very little pressure and they stay on. All day! I admit to using a gel over them once they're filled in, so that might be why they last all day?The different colors included come in handy and you can change your look just a little bit, by going with a lighter brown, etc.. If you change your hair color, no worries! With this set you can change your brows to match. And at the current price you could buy a couple of these to have on hand.I am so impressed with these and very surprised that they work as well as they do for this price. Hence, these liners get ALL THE STARS!