Faded brows
Add soft definition where your brow colour has faded.
Stamp fine, hair-like brow strokes in one press.

The clear stamp helps you place each pattern.
Add soft definition where your brow colour has faded.
Place fine strokes where you want a little more detail.
Use the clear stamp to line up the outer brow.
Load the plate, lift the pattern and press onto your brow.
A gentle curve for a softly defined, everyday look.
A relaxed shape if you prefer an understated finish.
A more pronounced curve for a defined, lifted look.
A thinner shape for subtle, delicate definition.
Match the pigment to your natural brow colour.
A powder stamp fills an area with soft colour. This system picks up a pattern of individual hair-like strokes from a plate and transfers it onto your skin.
The pattern transfers onto the skin, so you do not need a full natural brow to see the shape. Use the clear stamp to line it up with the brow area you want to define.
This is brow makeup. It adds the look of brow hairs while you wear it.
No. The fine lines are already in the plate. You spread the pigment, pick up the pattern with the stamp and transfer it onto your brow area.
Use a clear mirror at eye level and look through the transparent stamp. Check the starting point, height and angle before pressing. Repeat with the matching pattern on the other side.
Remove the pigment gently with a suitable oil-based makeup remover, then clean and dry the area before trying again. A thin, even layer of pigment and a gentle press help keep the fine lines clear.
Start with clean, dry skin. Remove makeup and any surface oil from the brow area before placing the pattern.
Remove leftover pigment from the plate and stamp with the cleansing oil after every use. Let the tools dry before putting them away.