Anastasia Beverly Hills - DIPBROW Pomade

No matter how many brow products I try, I always come back to dipbrow. I'm not going to lie, there is a pretty steep learning curve to using this product, especially if you want a "natural" looking brow. However, once you learn how to properly apply it, it looks amazing.My brows are pretty thin and patchy. While it can't be seen in the photo, the top half of my eyebrows are practically bald. They are also fairly short, and the tail end is actually about a centimeter shorter than what the photo shows. With a firm angled eyebrow brush and a steady hand, dipbrow allows me to draw in hairline strokes that look natural on my face and blend in will with my black hair.As for the longevity of this product, it has a staying power like no other. I groom dogs for a living and get splashed in the face with water on a regular basis. Even on days where my face gets soaked, my brows stay in place. I have never owned another product with this staying power.

Goes on so smoothly and has great pigment

The consistency is smooth and workable. I usually apply a thin line before filling in and applying again for more coverage. Stays on well, and blends out nicely at the center of the brows. I've tried other pomades but none compare to this.

Easy use an long lasting

It's good

I use this religiously, to fill in my already microbladed eyebrows. It really adds a natural touch to your brows!

I used ABH Brow Whiz and had a good experience so I tried this pomade out. I wanted Instagram eyebrows. I got them but you absolutely need more products than just Dipbrow to do them. I am not taking points off for that because that’s true of probably any pomade.For IG block brows, I recommend- a brow pomade for outlining the brow- pomade brush- brow pencil to fill things in more finely- spoolie brush- brow gel- concealer- brushes to apply concealer around the brow to make the brow lines more sharp- eyebrow highlighter stick (I like the double sided ones which have a matte and a shimmer shade)Check out Kayla Martinez’s ABH Dipbrow tutorial on YouTube. I’m not affiliated with her. It’s just a good tutorial.Now, about the product...I have this and the Benefit brand equivalent. The Benefit brand version comes with a mini brush and was easier to learn to use than this one. I think if you’re skilled you’ll like Dipbrow and if you aren’t you could get frustrated by the learning curve. Even with videos it’s been difficult for me to use this. This is definitely more buildable than the Benefit equivalent.I know this isn’t advertised as coming with a brush. If this did come with a brush the value could push this to a 5 star rating, especially because this is a tricky product and many folks may not have the right brush in their kit.What I like is the color selection. I’m half Asian half white with cool toned brown hair in the winter. Technically frankly brown gray works best for my eyebrows and I have zero issue with that. I’m 25 and have no problem rocking cool toned hair or using gray products - but there aren’t many cool toned or gray brow products out there. Many are “universal warm brown” shades.For color selection ABH really cannot be beat. If you have a brow color that’s tricky to find matches for, you might end up needing to learn to use ABH products out of necessity and if so — this pomade is good. You’re just going to put the elbow grease in — but don’t put the grease in your pomade. That’s nasty.Ability to match your shade beats formula and learning curve things, so this is a solid 4 star product.

Doesn’t wipe off all day very soft and smooth