Milani Brow Tint Pen, Natural Taupe, 0.04 Fluid Ounce

This is the first "taupe" color brow pen I have found that is actually taupe and not too dark. My brows are a mix of gray and brown so dark brown looks dumb with my salt-and-pepper graying hair. Lasts a long time, too.

Ok so I am blonde, very fairskinned and I have three scars in my eyebrows, two in my left and one in my right. (I was a rough kid) As a teen I over-plucked trying to even them out. My eyebrows are jacked up. They don't grow in some spots anymore. This product is soooooo great because of how lightly you can apply it. The tip is thin enough it allows me to draw hair-width lines. For the first time in years my eyebrows look natural (well mostly natural). This stuff is amazing. I have completely stopped using my eye pencils, powder, gel.... This works better than all of that stuff! The scars in my eyebrows are hard to cover, for whatever reason nothing sticks to them unless I press really hard. This works amazingly at covering scars and filling in patchy eyebrows.

Wow I really like this eyebrow pencil. I have dark brown eye brows and always have used a lighter color when penciling them in, the Natural Taupe is perfect though would seem too light had it been my first time trying an eye brown pencil. I was using another one that was similar in style in that it was a pen but this one from Milani is so much cheaper and works better than that one so I'm going to stick with the Milani one. The Milani eyebrow pen goes on as heavy or light as you want. I use light strokes to fill in and give my eye brows definition. It's easy to apply and wipe off if I got too much in one spot. If it's your first time just use it very lightly and sparingly until you get used to applying it.

This is at least better than the weekend brow because it is a felt tip pen and the other kind is a brush tip, so it makes thin hairline strokes because of the felt tip. The color is warm brown not taupe, taupe would imply that it's a grayish brown and it's not, it's very warm. It would be so much better if it was a natural color for brows. It does not stay on long, wears off very easy and is not waterproof. But it is literally the only felt tip brow pen on the market. Other felt tip pens on the market have three tips which make it extremely hard to draw where you want it to go. So it's good because it's a felt tip with a single tip, but I'm still not sure why they wouldn't make this waterproof or less warm colored. Transfers easy at first but wears out pretty easy where it won't transfer as well.

Wow, this is the easiest brow product I have ever used and it looked great. A little light for me, but certain better than the many, many other brow products I have used -- nice color isn't so nice when it is wearing away in patches. I have very sparse brows with no arch. This pen went on and STAYED on all day -- it was very easy to control so it takes very little time to have great brows -- that last until (at least) the next morning (if I'm careful in the shower.) This might save me the$500 I was thinking of spending on microblading.

I made the mistake of ordering two pens because, after reading the reviews I was pretty sure that they were just what I was looking for. After opening the first pen and trying it I thought it must be defective, so I opened the second one and tried that one. They each just left a very light reddish tint to my skin (no way to just make brush strokes that looked like a natural brow as I had wanted). I kept thinking that I should try again and did so repeatedly. Maybe both pens are defective and it is just too much trouble to try and return them!

I found this brow pen at Target about a year ago and bought it on a whim. I was surprised how much I liked it--it filled in any gaps (including ones I didn't know I had), looked very natural, and didn't fade until I washed off my makeup. You can imagine my disappointment when I couldn't find another in any store ANYWHERE!!! I tried replacing it with a Clinique brow pen, and, while it worked as well, the color was too dark. You see, as some reviewers have noted, the Milani brow pen is closer to copper than a taupe. This may not work well for true brunettes, but, for a redhead like myself, it is the PERFECT color match. Where most brow pencils and pens look too dark, the Milani pen is just copper enough to look natural. I was SO excited to find this pen on Amazon! The pen I originally bought in store has lasted me a year and is still going strong, but I only wear makeup a couple of days a week if that. I haven't open my new pen yet, but hopefully it works just as well!

I have very, very sparse brows. I apply the Milani brow pen to outline and shape my brows and, once it's dry, I apply a light coat of brow powder which softens the look. I clean up the edges with a tapered q-tip after applying the powder. It stays on all day until I remove it at night. You just need to be sure your skin is oil free before you apply the brow pen. I use blotting papers with rice powder and brush off the excess with a clean brush before applying the brow pen. I haven't had any fading problems and I have used this method for about 5-7 years. It's a very good product for someone having little to no eyebrows.

The best thing ever ...you put it on and than slide your finger and it’s done. Can’t see a line. So don t look fake No more in stores hope they get some or keep on selling on amazon

Crap for brows, amazing for making fake freckles.

Favourite eyebrow brush.