Youngblood On Point Brow Defining Pencil Dark Brown 0.35g

Dark brown brow pencil for full, clearly defined brows

Dark hair calls for a brow colour with depth. A dark brown brow pencil fills in sparse areas and gives the brows a clear shape, while looking softer than black. That way, the result stays natural.

The Youngblood On Point Brow Defining Pencil Dark Brown is a retractable brow pencil in dark brown with a spoolie on the other end. The richly pigmented, buildable formula shapes and fills the brows with precise definition. According to Youngblood, the pencil glides on effortlessly and dries down to a soft matte finish that lasts. Vitamin E ensures a smooth application.

Colour: Dark Brown is the deepest brown of the three: deeper than Soft Brown, softer than black.

Benefits

• Dark brown with depth
• Fills in sparse areas
• Softer and more natural than black
• Retractable, no sharpening needed
• Spoolie for brushing and distributing the colour
• Soft matte, long-lasting colour with vitamin E

Active ingredients

The key ingredients:

Vitamin E: Listed in the ingredients as tocopherol. According to Youngblood, it nourishes and softens the skin and ensures a smooth, comfortable application.

Mica: Ethically sourced, according to Youngblood. Mica adds a subtle sheen and a silky texture, so the pencil applies evenly.

Iron oxides: Mineral pigments that provide the natural brow colour, with a soft matte finish.

How to use it

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

Suitable for

• Dark brown and black hair
• Medium to deep skin, or fair skin with dark hair
• Anyone who wants fuller, defined brows
• Day and evening looks

Frequently asked questions

Is Dark Brown suitable for black hair?

Yes. With black hair, a dark brown often looks more natural than a black brow pencil, because it looks less harsh. Build up the colour to the intensity you want and brush through with the spoolie.

What is the difference between Dark Brown and Soft Brown?

Dark Brown is a dark brown, Soft Brown a soft medium brown. Soft Brown suits lighter hair, Dark Brown suits dark hair.

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.

What is the spoolie for?

Use the spoolie on the other end to brush the hairs upwards first, so you can see where to fill in. After drawing, brush through again so the colour is evenly distributed and your brows look natural.

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.