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Jin Eyebrow Shadow Kit Model Ver. [Dark Brown]

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• #annanna

  Feb 19, 2017 (UTC)
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  Pros

  The product contains 3 different colors and is very affordable. I remember purchasing it for around 10,000 won at Olive Young or Watson's. It can be found even cheaper online. The lightest color can be used for shading, making it great for contouring. Most importantly, the quantity is incredible! I bought this when I was around 21 or 22 years old, and I'm still using it at 28 - I've been using it diligently every day, but the bottom is still not visible. It seems that since I have thick eyebrow hair, I only use the pencil to lightly fill in and extend the tail of my brows, rather than fully filling them in. I use the pencil to guide the shape of my brow tail and then fill it in with the color that matches my hair.

  Cons

  The built-in brush is quite stiff. While the stiffness helps with pigmentation, it can also be irritating for some. If you don't like the stiffness, I'd recommend trying a different product. Personally, I find the stiffness helpful as it allows for good color payoff and easy shaping. Oh, and the product does tend to create a lot of powder fallout - it's almost like scraping it off. The last color in the palette doesn't get used as much. I typically use the middle shade the most, and if I've dyed my hair a lighter color, I'll use the front shade. But unless you have very dark brown or black hair, the last shade often goes unused. (Since I haven't dyed my hair in a while, I've actually been using the last shade quite a bit lately.) You can use it as an eyeshadow, but since it's meant for brows, the color payoff is darker and more intense compared to regular eyeshadows. So the result isn't as natural-looking. It's also a bit drier in texture compared to eyeshadows, so you have to be careful when applying to avoid patchiness. This product just goes to show that even though cosmetics may seem similar, there can be subtle differences between them.