It’s so easy to work with," echoes another.ĪLSO SEE: Belinda Carlisle swears by this $29 'miracle cure' moisturizer - and has for over 40 years I get asked all the time who does my eyebrows because of how neat and clean they look. "I love, LOVE this stuff! It makes my eyebrows look double the thickness, and I no longer have to fill them in with the pomade. A little goes a long way, and the product makes your brows stay put. "I never knew my brows could do such things. Then, brush the product upward onto your brows to instantly create a fuller-looking effect. You can use a dual-ended brow brush, but I've been using a pack of colour spoolies from Dollarama). Pick up a small amount of the clear formula by running a spoolie back and forth on the surface of it. Thanks to this formula, I can create the brows of my dreams in three easy steps. While Brow Freeze alone does seem to magically boost the look of your arches for Zoom calls and those lazy, barely-there makeup looks, I prefer to use the product as a primer to give them more dimension and to lay layout the groundwork for the shading products that follow. And unlike the soapy wax and gel formula's I've used in the past, Brow Freeze actually locks in even the most stubborn hairs for an all-day hold without leaving any dried up residue. When you've used as many ABH products on your brows as I have, the shock doesn't come from how well the Brow Freeze works, but how each new product excels past the previous again and again and again.As a huge fan of feathered brows, this easy-to-use, universal wax lifts and tames every hair to sculpt your eyebrows for that full, fluffy laminated brow look in just a single swipe. Fine or full, this product has become necessary for me to sculpt my brows. For thick and unruly hairs on the other hand, this styling wax has a strong hold that puts you back in control of your eyebrows. When every hair is visible and laid flat in its designated area, the product seems to make even the most fine eyebrows appear fuller. At this point, It's safe to follow up with your go-to pencil, pomade or powder to touch up any gaps or sparse areas. After switching back to the spoolie end, I lightly glide over the spikey tips to create a more controlled frame. Skipping this step can result in product build up with a white cast to prove it. Taking the spatula end of the wand, I press the hairs flat on my face and smooth excess product evenly from end to end. For that "soap brow" effect, I comb the front end of my brows upwards and every hair that falls after my arch outward. After scooping the product off the back of the cap with the spoolie, I brush downwards and then upwards to coat both sides of my hairs.
This is why each step I take goes towards emphasizing every individual hair for a fuller appearance.
I like to smooth my eyebrow hairs flat with the spatula end of the wand and brush along the tops of the hairs with the spoolie end.Īlthough my hairs are long, my brows aren't as thick as I'd liked them to be.
After months of awkwardly stabbing my spoolie into the flat tub of wax, trust me when I say this is the way to go. Instead of a small angled brush for short and precise strokes, there's a spatula in its place recommended for scooping out the product and placing it on the rose gold mirrored cap for easy access. Like other ABH applicator wands I've used with a spoolie, it's the opposite end of the applicator that sets it apart from others. I could go on and on about my current obsession with this product, but the application is the real secret behind getting the best use out of this holding wax. As for the supporting character? That's the Brow Freeze Styling Wax Dual-Ended Applicator. Unlike the ABH Brow Gel that brushes on last, the Brow Freeze is a waxy consistency that I consider to be the main character in my brow routine. I first went looking for a product with some hold when I realized my hairs were too long to stay in the direction I brushed them in. I'll admit, this isn't the first brow gel I've tried from the brand. The best way to get the product out is by scooping out what you need with the spatula end of the wand and placing it on top of the cap.
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