L'Oreal Paris Brow Artist Xpert Review

Is a nice silver shaped pencil with two ends. One end with a great wee brush that works very well and the other end the eyebrow pencil that has a lid the same colour as the pencill colour.

The pencil is triangular/slanted in shape and that makes it so easy to create beautiful lines. Really impressed with the design and loved this pencil for that. It's a good sized pencil that is very easy to hold. The formula feels super smooth and creamy to apply and was easy to remove if went a little of track. It is a mechanical pencil which I much prefer over a pencil that requires sharpening.

The brush does a good job and if you use it after using the pencil it blends your brows really well and makes them look very natural.

My only complaint is that the colour was extremely orange and not natural looking at all on me. I thought brunette would be just right for me but it was definitely more orange than brown.

I feel very on the fence about this brow pencil. Firstly I really like the style of the pencil - the angled shape makes it really easy to fill in your brows precisely. The spooly on the end of the pencil is really handy to have as brushing through your brows after applying product is essential for me.

I did find that the colour of this pencil was a bit off. For a brunette shade I expected it to be slightly more neutral/cool, but it was a very warm colour that was almost orange. It didn't suit my brows at all and it looked very unnatural.

Lastly the thing that would make me not use this pencil again is that the product kind of pills up on my brows, and leaves little particles of colour in random places. I think the formula is slightly too soft so it comes off very easily when you use it. I think this has to be used with a very light hand to avoid the weird pilling that I got.

I will definitely be using this product again, but I think you should test the shade range in store since the brunette colour was very orange.

I'm currently trialing the LORÉAL PARIS Brow Artist XPERT in the shade 109 Ebony for Beauty Review.

It looks like a brow pencil with two tips. It's silver in colour with 'LORÉAL PARIS and BROW ARTIST XPERT' in small font on the front. It has one brown lid at one end which is the triangular shaped tip for precise application and a see through lid at the other end where you can see a soft styling brush tip through the clear lid which is used to groom brows into place and blend for a natural finish.

The triangular tip is the brow pencil part. I twisted the tip so the brow pencil tip came out. I applied it to my eyebrow with precise and easy application. I didn't need to apply much pressure and found the Brow Artist glided nicely onto my eyebrow. I then used the brush tip to brush my eyebrow hairs into place and blend for a subtle and natural finish.

I have black hair on my head and my brows are a lighter shade of black. I think this is the darkest shade in the range. I was happy with how my brows looked after trying thisa. It made my eyebrows look fuller and groomed but not overdone. The shade is perfect if you have light, olive skinetone like me. It's not too dark and looks natural.

So far, I am satisfied with this product and will keep using it daily and see how it goes. Brow Artist Xpert is great for doing your eyebrows, especially if you're a busy Mum like me and you don't have much time to do your makeup. It's good for using every day and for touching up your brows and the cool thing is, it's waterproof and lasts ages. At the end of the day, it's not too difficult to remove. I use coconut oil and Swisspers wipes to remove it. I will most likely purchase for my makeup kit in the near future once this trial product runs out.

I have a lot of experience with brow pencils, specifically the retractable pencil kind. I prefer this type of brow product, as I am not really the hugest fan of the super sharp perfect brow, I like to be a little on the more natural side.

Although the shade sent was unfortunately wrong for me ( it's brunette -I am blonde) I still tested the formula, and did a full brow trial on my boyfriend (dedicated to the trial much?). The formula glides on evenly, and can be made darker or lighter by adjusting the pressure upon application. The head of the pencil is thicker at one end and thinner at the other, so you can definitely switch sides for your desired line thickness, but as standard with this type of product it's never going to be as precise as a very thin brush. It fills in well, and is very forgiving in that you don't end up with two fat slugs for eyebrows even if you do go over the same area maybe one too many times. It has a brush on the other end, although I personally found it to perhaps not be quite bushy enough to achieve the best shape, but it still works nonetheless. Given that the brush and pencil and two-in-one, it of course is perfect for travelling with, or just carrying in the handbag for touch ups during the day/night.

This product is great for those who like to do a quick brow fill-in, but it can definitely transition to a night time look; with more brushing and precision when doing the application. This also has the added benefit of being easy for beginners to use, but being totally fine for the more experienced make-up user.

Overall, the product isn't necessarily all that different from everything else similar on the market, so the price point could be a factor in whether I would re-purchase this myself. It's certainly a great little eyebrow pencil and brush, and I find it to be a super convenient product, that is suitable for pretty much everyone.

Brow pencils abound today. I have tried an eye-raising amount of these- pencils, twist-up pencils, pomades,felt tip, temporary tattoo style, powders- and the best ones have been soft, creamy, and retractable pencils like this L'Oreal Paris Brow Artist Xpert in 108 Warm Brunette.

The triangular tip is both precise and chunky in one- you can sharpen your arches but also glide over brow for fullness and colour.

The gray and brown plastic casing is sleek and serious, and features a decent length spoolie at the end (about 3mm length bristles).

As a medium brunette, I found this long-lasting shade to be redder than I would usually use but this gave my brows some warmth, and I like this.

There is no apparent smell to this affordable ($22.99 rrp) product and I doubt that this would alter much over time, due to lid. It did not irritate my skin at all.

There is about 3cm of pencil and this could last me about a year, as only a small amount is needed for each application.

I received the shade 109 Ebony as part of a BR trial. This retractable brow pencil was easy to hold and use with a standard spoolie brush on the other side to help blend and comb brow hair. The most distinctive feature of this pencil was the teardrop shape of the product, this meant I could be more precise with my application near the top and the widest part of the teardrop would be just like the usual brown pencil where I was filling in any gaps.

This eyebrow pencil has a slanted tip making it easy to apply hair like strokes to give you a more natural look. Rather than using it to colour in my eyebrows, i did tiny hairlike strokes and defined my arches, then blended out with the brush, and they looked amazing.

I have quite sparse eyebrows and found this to be the most natural looking product i have tried to fill in my eyebrows.

i do wish the tip was slightly thinner, just to make for more precise definition.

it says 24 hour stay, i don't agree seems to start wearing off after about 6-9hours, maybe due to such humid weather?

I like that this fills in my naturally sparse brows, but you don't get a lot of product, and if it breaks, there's no way to fix it. And I had this happen. It is expensive when there are drugstore options that are cheaper.

A great brow go to. I'd definitely buy this again it's great. Awesome for big lush brows and defining them.