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Permalink Reply by Mary on September 7, 2009 at 6:58pm

Thanks for posting this, Aimee. I haven't tried it, but it looks neat.

I noticed something that I think I'm going to order - it's for if you have some brow hair: http://eyebrowz.com/rejuvenation.htm A white pencil is applied to the hairs, and it makes them sticky, then the brow powder adds color and volume to the hairs. The same thing also appears on the page about men's eyebrows (attention: alopecian guys on AW).

My brows recently started growing back, but they're very sparse and absent in places, and many of the hairs are pale. This looks like it might help in this situation. Has anyone tried this?

Mary

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Permalink Reply by Mary on September 7, 2009 at 7:01pm

p.s. good luck with the permanent tattoo consult, Aimee. I've really liked having my tattoos, but after a little over a year, I need to have the brow tattoos touched up because they've gotten very light in places. But, the tattoo still makes it quick and easy for me to fill in with brow powder.

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Permalink Reply by Mary on September 7, 2009 at 7:10pm

This just gave me an idea: awhile back I bought a Maybelline product called "Define-a-brow Gel". It looks just like clear mascara, with a brush wand in a small tube. I just tried applying it to my sparse and light-colored brow hairs, then while it's still moist, brushing on some brow color. It seems to have the same result that the Eyebrowz white pencil plus powder is supposed to have - the powder sticks to the hair and adds color and volume. It improves my brows, and may be easier to apply than the pencil. The gel also helps control unruly hairs.

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