Eyebrow Powder - Black (3 Shades)

Professional Application: Step-by-Step

Step 1: Choose the Right Shade

Select a tone that complements hair and complexion — typically one shade lighter than the natural brow for a soft, true-to-life finish.

Step 2: Map the Brow Shape

Use a pencil or brush handle to identify start, arch, and end points. Mark lightly with the White Stick for accuracy before you apply color.

Step 3: Prep for Longevity

Comb through brows with a spooly. Apply White Stick Primer to the hairs and surrounding skin where powder will sit — this creates a grippy, waterproof base.

Step 4: Define the Perimeter

Dampen an angled brush, tap into eyebrow powder, and lightly outline the lower and upper edges. A soft perimeter prevents over-application later.

Step 5: Fill & Blend

With a dry angled brush, press powder into sparse areas using short, hair-like motions. Blend with a spooly to diffuse and even the pigment. (Stencils can help beginners or for perfectly uniform shapes in back-to-back appointments.)

Step 6: Set & Perfect

Swipe on clear or tinted eyebrow gel to lock the shape. Finish by tracing beneath the brow with concealer or highlighter for lift and crisp definition.

Talc, Isostearyl Neopentanoate, Zinc, Stearate, Kaolin, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Imidazolidinyl Urea. MAY CONTAIN (+/-): Iron Oxides CI 77491, CI77492, CI77499, Titanium Dioxide CI77891

Unsure which colour is right for you? Take a look at our handy COLOR CARD to find your best colour match! Use our STEP-BY-STEP tutorial  for applying eyebrow powder to achieve perfectly enhanced brows!

With an angled eyebrow brush you can apply this powder evenly and quickly

Partner your powder with our wax-based pencil. This will make the colour stand out even more and will give you a professional finish. Plus it makes the eyebrow powder waterproof.

Blend two eyebrow colors to get your own personal colour!

Q: What shade of brow powder is right for me?

A: This can vary depending on how much brow hair you have. If you have a lot of brow hair, we recommend trying to match the color as closely as possible. If you have sparse hair, we generally recommend:

dark haired people should go one or two shades lighter than the color of hair on their head

light haired people to go two shades darker than the color of hair on their head