The Brow Shadow Brush

This is the PERFECT brush to compliment the DR Brow Powders! It’s the right size and shape to define brows for a natural look. Good quality, I highly recommend!

Something about this duo keeps bringing me back. I have several of these in my kit (as a professional makeup artist) but for some reason, this is always my go-to. The subtle difference of the angle brush gives me the control I need to design brows.

Excellent!

Can’t find this combination anywhere else! Some years ago, Damone was in the Office Depot in Studio City to get some printing done. I met him at the Copy Center...one thing lead to another and he said I needed ’eyebrow work’....therefore gifting me with the eyebrow gel and brush combo. Have used both ever since to brush on eyebrow color and use the gel to sustain it.
Had previously use an eyebrow pencil which Damone frowned upon :) - so am glad I found Damone again to refresh my combination and maintain what hairs I have left in my eyebrows. Both the gel and brush combination are EXCELLENT!!

I have used this brush for years for eyebrows. I use the spiral side to brush my brows before and after I use the flat brush to apply eyebrow powder. My brows look natural.

I love the dual brush and you will too

I just recently bought the Minx brow shadow from the salon in Beverly Hills, and I absolutely love it! I always have trouble matching things like eye liner and brow pencil to my skin and hair color...it’s always too something (too chalky, too reddish, too dark, too clumpy). But Minx looks so great on me, and I didn’t have any trouble applying it at all. I was lucky enough to get Damone himself to do my brows, and he gave me some quick pointers on how to apply the shadow that really worked!

Another cool thing I discovered (while spending more time in the mirror than usual oogling my new brows) is that Minx works great as a shadow liner for you eyes. I usually wear dark liner and shadows for evening, but I like something softer in the day that’s still a little smoky and a little sexy but subtle. I used the brow angled/spooly brush (the angled end) to apply the shadow just at my lash lines toward the outer corners on top and bottom as an experiment. It looked great...so natural but still a little sultry.

One of the best makeup purchases I’ve made in years!