Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade Review

I love this product. I purchased it after hearing so many rave reviews on YouTube and do not regret it! when I was blonde I used the shade taupe and now my hairs brown I use medium brown which I love. A little bit of product goes a long way which is great cause it lasts for ages for such a tiny little pot. My only problem is the product did dry up a bit, but I put a little bit of oil in, mixed it and it went back to normal. I like to use it with gimme brow to make my brows look a little more natural.

I absolutely love dipbrow pomade!! I have them in ash brown, taupe, blonde and medium brown. I mix the colors to suit my client's skin! They are super pigmented and easy to work with and a little goes a long way. Great for thick, thin and sparse brows. You do need a bit of practice, I recommend you to watch brow tutorials by beauty gurus like batalash beauty, makeupbyrosexoxo and desi Perkins. You will master it in no time!

I was always a bit skeptical of this product as it always looked super harsh, giving that 'Instagram brows' look. I didn't want that look for myself but after hearing everyone talking about how budgeproof it was, I became a little curious.

I have very sparse brows and have to draw them on daily, so I need budgeproof products to avoid losing parts of my brow halfway through my day. I ended up coming across someone selling theirs in Taupe for a bargain, so I thought I'd try it out and I have been pleasantly surprised!

I didn't really enjoy using this when I first got it, but I realise now it was all down to the brush I was using. I have since started using it with my Nic's Picks RT Angled Liner brush, which has more precise short, stiff bristles. It's all down to application as to whether the result looks natural or not. I fill in the majority of my brows with this as it's a lot quicker than a brow pencil, then just darken up certain spots with my Brow Wiz - they look as natural as drawn on brows can!

The colour is an ash-based light brown, which is a good match for my blonde hair. I have a feeling the product was already a little dried out when I received it, so I'm not sure what exactly the texture is like when it is brand new, however I really enjoy the texture it is right now as it is somewhat dry, so you don't run the risk of getting too much product on your brush, which helps give a more natural look. I store mine upside down to prevent it from drying out and the texture hasn't changed in the 5 odd months I've had it. And it really is budgeproof! It stays on all day until you wash it off, which I love!

I have strange eyebrows, in that they are quite thick but also have sparse patches. Dipbrow has been a god send to me, because it works so well for filling in the gappy sections as well as lining my brows in general. I have the shade Medium Brown which is a nice cool brown shade, not too warm like many other brow products. It holds really well, even on the occasions where I've been sweaty, in the rain, or even slept in my makeup (naughty Lena!) It is drying up a little bit now but I've been told adding some eye drops can refresh it a bit, so I'll keep that in mind for the future.

I can't believe i spent so long not using this stuff! its totes the bomb dot com. The only thing that bugs me is I know the pomades have a habit of drying out so i'm not looking forward to that! I'm head over heels for this product, it has made my daily routine so much faster and it's easier to get near symmetrical brows!

Managed to get my hands on this at Sephora during a trip to Sydney! I have natural dark brown roots, I bought the chocolate shade which is perhaps a little darker than I would have liked but I can still get away with it. I wanted to buy the #12 brush but Sephora had sold out, so I'm just using a small angled brush and it works a treat. The product is very pigmented so you only need a small amount. It goes on very smoothly and is easy to work with. Because you don't need to use a lot, I'd say it will last quite a while. This is definitely the best brow product I've used (I've tried numerous pencils, the Elf brow kit and the Body Shop brow kit, as well as one of the Revlon gel/pencil sets, but Dipbrow is my fave by far).

i must admit ive only used this product about 2-3 times but so far i am completely in love with it! it makes my brows look more natural and keeps them in place through out the day, so my brow hairs dont go all over the place haha! This product is highly pigmented so a little bit goes such a long way, it doesnt make my eyebrows look cakey, like theres heaps of product on it. Might recommend getting the proper brow brush to use with this product because the brush im using for it now the ardell duo brow brush does make it a bit harder to blend the product out, am in love with the packaging also :) just altogether a really amazing product, defiantly worth the money!

I purchased this about 6 weeks ago after deliberating for 6 months or more... Wish I hadn't waited this long! I was colour matched in Sephora which is a good thing as I would definitely have bought the wrong colour online which would have been way too dark. I find using a small angle brush is the best way to apply this and having groomed brows is a must to get the right look. It is incredibly pigmented and a little goes a long way so you don't need to be heavy handed here. I follow the natural arch of my brow and then fill in the rest and define the base of my brows in quick short strokes gives me the best look. This is one of those products that will last forever if you look after it - don't forget to close the lid tightly!

I received as part of a swap I did this year. I find its so exspensive here although it's $18 USD that's exspensive to Americans. I have very defined brows naturally, there are some gaps that I've found this connects &joins; my whole brow look. It can get quite harsh fast so light hands with light strokes is best aswell as going over with a foundation brush or blender & dabbing to soften your brows. Packaging : a cute glass pottle with a black lid embellished with the Anastasia logo,almost represents a butterfly. Contents: compacted coloured cream substance. Very firm to touch but picks up easy with a brush that swatches pigmented & as if a cream to gel type formula.... Effects: it seems like there is only a little bit of product to the untrained brow pomade user. Luckily for me I'd used a sample of a brow butter & from experience I had a very little bit in a pottle however it turned out to be loads. Therefore this product being packed into a jar is suffice for more uses then indicated of the best by date. A little but goes a long way. I pick it up with a small angled stuff brush then sweep into my brows I like to go from the arch down to the tail & then hit the front of my brows this way the defined dark bit's are where should be with my first half of my brows have that subtle soft natural look. The pomade is like butter it spreads out & softens on the skin so softly however it gives the brows the definition they deserve tying in the brow look. I like to use this post the brow whiz and set it with a brow gel. After which I use a blender st the end of my foundation application & just dab it over my brows to soften any harshness.

I have this in Dark Brown. I've been using it for 10 months now and haven't even used a quarter of the jar. You get bang for your buck. They hold hairs in place all day and are actually quite hard to remove. It's very very good stuff.