L'Oreal Paris Faux Brow, Hair-Like, Filling Eyebrow Pen with Double-Brush Tip, Fast & Precise Eyebrow Makeup, Brunette, 0.03 Fl Oz

This brow pen is the best way I have found to bring my brows back and looking as natural as possible! I am 62 years old this year, 2026, and just getting back in to makeup again since 2011. Of course I actually had brows back then. 😅 I have large pores in the brow area (sigh) and just coloring my brows in on the skin with brow pencils or powders just looks awful because the formulations just settle in to the pores! 😒 I do prefer more of a natural look for my brows anyway and this pen delivers. My photos show the pen strokes filled in between brow hairs with brow mascara, and with about 3/4 of an inch of just the gel from the end of my natural hairs toward the center of my nose bridge. My hairs are very thin so applying brow mascara first just helps me see the hairs better without my glasses to keep the natural curve of my brows consistent. I am not the most adept at doing this, plus I have a bit of shaky hands, so it's very easy to get heavy handed and wind up with concentrated splotches of the gel on the skin. It took me A LOT of practice to even get to the point you see in the photos! 😂😂 So I recommend to use very light strokes and be patient and layer as you need. I also found that turning the pen to use it like it has a single tip is great to get between any hairs you have and fill in gaps between the double tip strokes and to fill in gaps in the natural brow itself. 🙂 It looks pretty natural from the distance of a one to one conversation. 🙂 It's highly pigmented, flows with ease, and it has staying power! Additionally, it's actually forgiving in that it's easy to correct the shape and clean up mistakes around the edges with a Q-tip moistened in eye makeup remover, without totally messing up your hard work! 😁 You have to shake the pen before use. It will clog if there's any makeup on the brows, so be careful about cleaning any makeup off the brows before use or do your brows before any other makeup. The cap has some sort of spring mechanism in it. So to keep the cap from springing in to the next city, you gotta just push it more firmly than most other pen caps til you feel and hear the click, then it's securely closed. I found that pushing it shut from the end with my palm is the easiest. 🙂 Just a note, it's easy to plaster your natural brow hairs to the skin as you go, and if they are sticking up above the brow line, it isn't attractive at all. Unfortunately, I have found that nothing can remedy that (not even a brow comb) except for starting over. Anyway, I'll keep practicing, and I highly recommend this brow pen for great results!

I absolutely LOVE this product. It does exactly what it says; individual hair strokes, and the product does not budge after hours and hours of wear, heavy sweating, workouts, etc., HOWEVER, i have wasted so many of these because the cap flies off after shaking and after that, the cap won’t stay on. I believe a slight amount of air is created upon shaking and the cap WILL NOT STAY ON, the product dries out and… another one bites the dust. I love this product so much I keep buying it because I’ve never come across anything that creates these realistic,individual hair strokes that stay put. PLEASE, for the love of God, fix this packaging. My STILA eyeliner has the same concept and packaging, yet I’ve never had a cap come off that could not be placed back on. L’Oréal, talk to the people at STILA !! I would gladly pay $2, $3 even $5 more for this product with better packaging. Even with the faulty packaging, I still highly recommend this product. I know there are tons of complaints about this packaging… I pray that they don’t send this product to the scrap heap due to all the complaints. Fix the packaging and this will be the best brow product on the market!! I’d like to add one additional note about the shade options, am a dark brunette with medium tan skin. I went thru: dark brunette, brunette, light brunette, dark blond, before finally settling on BLOND. All other shades were way too dark for me. Shockingly, Blond ended up being the best shade for me. Blond reads warm, soft brown on me.

The application is easy and natural looking - but the color is darker than I thought it would be. I ordered the Blonde because they didn't have Taupe (what I would normally buy). I thought it might look too light but the opposite happened. I have nano brows that are in the 'shadow' stage where they appear lighter than they will when they are fully healed. I'm def keeping this product because it's 'that' precise (and will be very light handed when applying going forward) but I wish they had other colors to choose from. This product does not smudge at all yet comes off easily when you remove your makeup. My only complaint is that they don't have lighter colors to choose from - otherwise, go for it - you won't be sorry!

I am not able makeup person but am a kid from the "skinny eyebrows generation." So I decided to try this and see if I could make it look OK. Well even a non-makeup person can use this and make my eyebrows look better. Not trying to make them huge, but every stroke really does look like hairs. Crazy!!

Be prepared that this miracle product turns out waaaaay darker than expected For me it looks great when I finish. However as the day goes on it became very unnatural looking. I don't know what happens to it. I felt like it looked like clumsy marker strokes in a huge contrast to what it was when first applied. I do powder my brows. Perhaps the powder mixes in? Also, on skin for sparse areas takes a very light touch! Heavier strokes like my other product will not work here. There is a learning curve. I didn't care for what happened later in the day . Also listen to everyone that says to get a shade lighter. Definitely turns out very dark compared to the initial color. Anything thing. Shake it up. And store it on its side. Read those tips people!

Well, I took the bait on this... hook, line and sinker. I'd long thought about an idea for brow enhancement for those of us who grew up in the 70's - 80's where 'angel hair pasta' thin brows were the norm. No shape or definition, just a line. And they Never. Grew. Back. My idea was likened to a piece of lead for a mechanical pencil, solid and thin enough to mimic a real 'hair', Merle Norman sold a product just like this decades ago. Truth be known, it probably outperformed itself leading to its' discontinuation. I mean, when one product works so well that it cuts into the profits of another product in the same line, it is often shelved based on the profit margin. I knew out of the box that this product was a waste of (at least my) money when I unscrewed the top and both of the 'brushes' (bent) on the way out of the tube. It was as if someone had taped or otherwise devised a method to hold two identical liquid eyeliner brushes together, shoved it in a tube housing a very thin liquidy sort of something that stains the skin and off to market it went. If the 'bristles' of the 'brushes' were even slightly rigid rather than quite 'flexible', they m-i-g-h-t have been able to pull it off. At least with that, you stood a better chance of creating a straight, 'hair' line but, when the bristles bend as they do, the result is more like simply 'filling in' any sparsity in the brow, covering any flesh peeking through the hairline. Now, for literally decades, women all over the world have been utilizing a product already widely available to fill in and, disguise those pesky sparse areas of their brow(s). That product is called an 'eyeliner Pencil'... been using them for years... for the rim of the eye so as to 'line' it (eye - Liner)... get it? Anyways, after the 'I'll never understand if I live to be 100 why' the fad explosion of the Sharpie super- sized brows hit the cosmetics runway, most manufacturers relabeled many of their 'eyeliner' pencils as 'Brow' defining pencils, never skipping a beat to the check-out counter in the beauty aisles. The idea behind this 'new' genius was to offer the user a more pronounced, defined brow, to really stand out, in stark contrast to the aforementioned skinny brow of the 70's... go ahead use the darkest black/brown no matter your hair color (natural or otherwise) and they will indeed stand out. This product like so many others it seems these days was designed to 'sell', not to 'work'. My review must sound somewhat pessimistic and, it is. I've just become so disenchanted with companies clamoring to make another buck at the cost of insults to the intelligence of the consumer. Anyone who doesn't see that are clearly not watching enough late night TV infomercials where everything old is new again, it's true. When I try a new product and it slaps me in the face with pizazz and vavoom.... I'm going to flap my gums just a hard in their favor as I do for substandard or gimmick products. I will always give credit where due; however, this is not one of them and I hate that. I really, really wanted this to work! I wanted to give it 5 stars so maybe it could help as many as people as possible who share the same age related issue(s) I have run across and continue to encounter. But the day is young and my Amazon buggy is empty so I am off to search out a few more items and if any of them make me feel like dancing, I'll be back and let the whole world know! ... LOL

I definitely had doubts about this pen. It looks like a taser lol. But am utterly shocked at the first go. I was a teen in the 90s so have VERY little eyebrow hair left. Drawing them on usually just looks silly on me. My mind is seriously blown by this. I will have to see what they look like when I wake up in the morning, but honestly even if it only lasted for a DAY I would be gobsmacked by this. Get it. You'll thank yourself.

STAYS ON: Doesn’t smear during my sweaty workouts, true to color (no red undertone, it is a neutral natural brown). It’s still on by the end of the day but washes off fairly well with a moisturizing face wash. EVEN COLOR APPLICATION: Sometimes the color comes out of these pens either too heavily or too light. I don’t have that problem with this brow pen NO SHINE? ALMOST THERE: It doesn’t look obviously shiny but let’s be real — all of these pens can have a sharpie effect t if you’re not careful. So I usually go over it very lightly with a regular brow pencil to mattify any kind of shine. I took off one star because the only brow pen that’ll get five stars from me is the one that is has zero shine. This one is about 90 per cent there. Will repurchase.

After 2 or 3 applications it seems dry and light color

I lost a lot of hair on my eyebrows over time and ended up with noticeable holes and sparse areas. I’ve been searching for years for something that actually works — and this product is absolutely perfect. It fills in the gaps so naturally and precisely that no one can tell it’s not my real brow hair. The formula applies smoothly and stays put all day without smudging or fading, but it still looks soft and realistic. It’s easy to control the intensity, whether I want a subtle everyday look or something a bit more defined. I also appreciate how long-lasting it is — I don’t have to constantly reapply. Finally finding a brow product that actually solves my issue has been such a relief. I’d highly recommend this to anyone with thinning brows or sparse spots — it makes such a huge difference!

enamorada de este lapiz, me deja las cejas muy naturales, es muy delgadito y se queda todo el dia, lo unico malo es que se "rompio" e resorte o lo que sea y ya no lo puedo cerrar, se bota la tapa

Tested this out on one of Vancouver's typical drizzly mornings, walking about fifteen minutes to catch the SkyTrain without an umbrella since I thought I'd be fine. Brows stayed intact the whole commute, no smudging or fading despite getting a bit misted on along the way, which is more than I can say for a couple of pencils I've tried before that started running the second they got damp. The pen tip makes it easy to draw individual hair-like strokes rather than one solid block of color, so the finished look is a lot more natural than older brow pencils I've used. Color match in my shade blended in well with my natural brow hair rather than looking obviously drawn on. Where it lost a star for me is longevity of the tip itself. After a few weeks of daily use, the fine point started fraying and getting less precise, making it harder to get those same clean hair strokes as when it was new. Application is quick once you get the technique down, doesn't add much time to a morning routine even on a rushed day. Held up great against actual weather, just wish the tip itself lasted longer with daily use.

¡¿Por qué no lo probé antes?! Antes de comprar algún producto, leo las reseñas, y tomo la decisión de comprarlo o no, ya que muchas veces, califican mal un producto solo por retrasos en los envíos, mal embalaje, etc. y no se enfocan en la reseña del producto si es “bueno o malo”. Antes usaba un “Plumón” para cejas de la marca NYX, muy bueno, pero si despinta. Me animé a comprar este de L’Oreal y ¡Wow wow wow que maravilla! Las 2 puntas son tan finas como una pestaña. No llego chorreado y no dudo que si se vaya a chorrear en algún momento, pero es plumón y es normal (No lo guarden en forma horizontal, déjenlo “parado”) Me sorprendió que pese a mi cutis mixto en tiempo de calor de 40ºc con bastante humedad que hay en mi ciudad, ¡No despintara NADA! ¡Maravilloso! Salí con cejas de mi casa, y regresé con cejas jajajajajaja. Las puntas finas, permiten dibujar “pelo a pelo” ¡se ve padrísimo! No necesitas ser experta, y no importa si tienes pulso de maraquero jajajaja solo es cuestión de algo de práctica. Sirve perfecto para rellenar cejas o hacerlas desde cero (En la foto adjunta, si tengo poca ceja del inicio al centro, pero del centro a la “colita” nada. Chequen cómo se ve). Cómprenlo. Denle una oportunidad, no se van a arrepentir. Si se les llega a chorrear ¡No importa! Se compran otro jajajajaja ¡Vale mucho la pena, vale cada peso! IMPORTANTE: Al aplicarlo, NO PRESIONEN el plumón, es “Dibujar” SUAVEMENTE los “pelitos”… trazos suaves, líneas suaves, como acariciando la piel. Si lo hacen presionando, las líneas quedarán GRUESAS, y la idea es tener una ceja que se vea NATURAL. Suave suave suave, a penas y tocando la piel. ACTUALIZACIÓN: Llevo semanas usándolo y realmente ¡LO AMO!. No he tenido problemas con la tapa, no se ha chorreado, ni se a secado. VIVO en una ciudad del Norte de México, donde la temperatura sube a MÁS de 40ºc con humedad (sensación térmica de 48ºc). Mi cutis es mixto y no se me despinta la ceja, porque después de la ducha y antes de maquillarme, hidrato mi rostro, PERO… SIN ponerme nada de crema ni nada en la ceja, NADA. Y así sin nada y desde cero, comienzo a dibujar “pelitos”.