Youngblood On Point Brow Defining Pencil

Youngblood On Point Brow Defining Pencil in 3 shades: blonde, medium brown and dark brown

Brows give the face structure and expression. A good brow pencil fills in sparse areas and shapes the brows without making them look drawn-on or harsh. The secret lies in a soft texture, the right colour and short, feathery strokes.

In this collection you'll find the Youngblood On Point Brow Defining Pencil in 3 shades. The retractable pencil has a richly pigmented, buildable formula and a spoolie on the other end. According to Youngblood, it glides on effortlessly and dries down to a soft matte finish that lasts. Each pencil contains 0.35 g.

Why choose a Youngblood brow pencil?

The On Point Brow Defining Pencil combines precision with comfort. The fine tip draws individual hairs, the spoolie distributes the colour and vitamin E ensures a smooth application. Because the pencil is retractable, you never need to sharpen it.

• 3 shades: blonde, medium brown and dark brown
• Retractable, no sharpening needed
• With spoolie for brushing and blending
• Buildable, soft matte and long-lasting colour
• With vitamin E and ethically sourced mica

Find your ideal brow colour

• Blonde — soft blonde for blonde and light brown hair
• Soft Brown — soft medium brown for light brown to medium brown hair
• Dark Brown — dark brown for dark brown and black hair

Not sure which colour suits you? Feel free to send us a message on WhatsApp and we'll help you choose.

How do you use a brow pencil?

1. Brush the hairs upwards with the spoolie
2. Fill in sparse areas with short, feathery strokes in the direction of hair growth
3. Gradually build up the colour to the intensity you want
4. Brush through again with the spoolie to distribute and blend the colour

Frequently asked questions

Which brow colour suits my hair?

Choose a colour that matches your hair colour or is one shade lighter or darker. Blonde suits blonde hair, Soft Brown suits light brown and medium brown hair, and Dark Brown suits dark brown and black hair. If in doubt, the lighter shade is the safest choice, as you can easily build it up.

Do I need to sharpen the pencil?

No. The On Point Brow Defining Pencil is retractable: you twist the tip out whenever you need to. Don't twist it out too far, so the tip stays firm.

How do I draw natural-looking brows?

Work with short, light strokes in the direction of hair growth, as if you were drawing individual hairs. Start softly at the inner corner and build up the colour slightly towards the tail. Finish by brushing through with the spoolie.