Microblading Eyebrow Pen for Over-Plucked Brows

Microblading Eyebrow Pen

Light Brown

£21.99

£21.99 £43.99 The crossed-out price is the lowest price we charged for this item in the 30 days before this offer began.

Microblading Eyebrow Pen

£21.99

£21.99 £43.99 The crossed-out price is the lowest price we charged for this item in the 30 days before this offer began.

Draws realistic hairs where yours never grew back, for fuller, natural brows!

Strokes that pass for real hairs

Four fine hairs in every flick

Looks like you, only fuller

Just flick up. That's the whole skill.

Stays on all day, sweat or rain

Try it on your own brows for 30 days

Color Light Brown Dark Brown Reddish Brown Grey Brown Black

1 · Choose your pack

1×

1 Eyebrow PenYour brows, drawn hair by hair £21.99

Limited time offer 2×

Buy 1, Get 1 FREETwo shades for a salon finish £21.99£43.98 2 pens delivered 1 FREE

Limited time offer 4×

Buy 2, Get 2 FREEFull brows, with pens to spare £43.98£87.96 4 pens delivered 2 FREE

2 · Pick your shades

Light Brown 0

Dark Brown 0

Reddish Brown 0

Grey Brown 0

Black 0

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Try it on your own brows

Wear it to work, to the gym, through a full day. If your brows don't look fuller and still look like yours, send it back and we refund you. 30 days from delivery.

How it works

A brow pencil is made to tint the hair you already have. Where the hair never grew back, it has nothing to hold on to, so it leaves a block of color. That is the colored-in look.

This pen works the other way. Its tip is split into four fine points, side by side. Each one draws a single hair-thin line.

One light flick upward gives you four separate strokes at once, in the direction your brow hairs grow. It is the same idea as microblading, where an artist draws the hairs in one by one.

The difference is that this is makeup. Nothing goes under your skin, and it comes off when you take your makeup off.

Is it for me?

Yes, if you over-plucked years ago and your brows never grew back in full.

Yes, if your brows have slowly faded, especially on the ends, and you now need a pencil every day.

Yes, if you have spaces in your eyebrows, at the front or in the arch, that a pencil never makes look natural.

Also yes if you had microblading done and it has faded, or if you want that look without the needle.

No, if you are hoping for regrowth. This is makeup. It draws hairs, it does not grow them.

What's in the box

1x Eyebrow Pen in the shade you choose

How to use it

1. Start with clean, dry brows. Skin cream or oil on the brow makes any ink skip.

2. Hold the pen so the four tips sit upright, like a tiny comb.

3. Flick upward with very little pressure, following the direction your hairs grow. Start where the spaces are.

4. Add a few flicks at a time and step back from the mirror. It is easier to add than to take away.

5. Click the cap back on as soon as you are done.

Give yourself two or three tries. The lighter your hand, the finer the hairs.

Our guarantee

30 days from the day it reaches you. Wear it for real: a work day, a workout, a night out.

If your brows don't look fuller and still look like yours, email us and we refund you.

A needle is a decision you live with for years. This one you can change your mind about.

You over-plucked in the '90s. They never grew back.

Pencil-thin was the style, and nobody told you the brow would be back. Now the spaces in your eyebrows are the first thing you look at in the mirror, and what was left has slowly faded, especially on the ends. So every morning it's the brow pencil, and every morning it looks colored in.

A pencil colors in. This draws the hairs that are missing.

A pencil is made to tint the hair you have. Where there is no hair left, all it can leave is a block of color. This pen has four fine tips side by side. One light flick upward lays down four hair-thin strokes, the way a brow artist draws them one by one. You fill the spaces with realistic hairs, and your brows look fuller without looking like you've done anything to them.

The look of microblading, without the salon bill

A microblading appointment costs many times the price of this pen, then a touch-up every year, and you are stuck with the result. Here there is no needle and no appointment. You draw your brows on in the morning, the waterproof formula keeps them there for up to 12 hours, and they come off tonight. Not talented enough to draw them? You only flick upward where the spaces are, with very little pressure, and stop when it looks like you.

Why not your brow pencil?

Ours

A brow pencil

Draws separate, hair-thin strokes

Fills spots where no hair is left

Four strokes in a single flick

Still looks like hairs up close

Both brows done in a few flicks

Stays on through sweat and humidity

Before you buy

Why pay more than a drugstore brow pen?

Because you have probably paid for those already. The pencil that colors in, the tint pen that looked like marker, the one that stopped flowing after three weeks. Each was cheap, and together they were not. The other route is microblading: an appointment that costs many times the price of this pen, then a touch-up every year to keep it. This is one pen that draws the hairs in, and you have 30 days to decide if it earned its place.

Will it look like marker instead of eyebrow hair?

That happens when a pen has one felt tip, or when you press. One tip and a heavy hand give you a single dark line. This pen has four fine tips that each draw their own thin stroke, and you use it with very little pressure. Flick, don't color. You get separate hairs with skin showing between them, which is what makes a brow look real, not silly.

I'm not talented enough to draw eyebrows. Can I still use it?

Yes, because you are not drawing an eyebrow. Your brow shape is already there. You only add short flicks upward where the spaces are, four hairs at a time. It takes a little practice to get the right amount of pressure, which is very little. Most of the learning is done after two or three mornings.

How do I choose my shade without seeing it?

Go by your brow hairs, not the hair on your head. Light Brown for blonde and light brown brows. Dark Brown for medium to dark brunettes. Reddish Brown for auburn and red tones. Grey Brown for ash tones and brows that have gone grey. Black for black brows. Between two shades, take the lighter one: you can always add a few more strokes.

Will it turn a different color during the day?

You may have had a tint pen go green on you by the evening, and it is the first thing we would check too. So check it at home. Put it on in the morning, live your day, and look in the mirror that night. If the shade is not the one you put on, send it back within 30 days and we refund you.

Does it really stay on?

The formula is waterproof and smudge-proof, made to last up to 12 hours through sweat and humidity. It helps to apply it on clean, dry skin and let it set for a moment before you touch your brows. It is still makeup: it comes off when you remove your makeup at night.

Will it cover my grey or white brow hairs?

It draws on the skin, in the spaces between your hairs. It does not dye the hairs themselves. Choose Grey Brown so the strokes blend with your grey hairs and the whole brow reads as one soft color. That is how you fill a greying brow and keep it looking natural.

My last brow pen stopped flowing after three weeks. Will this one dry out?

Any liquid pen dries out if air gets to the tip. Click the cap on fully after every use and it keeps flowing. We won't promise you a number of weeks. If yours stops flowing within 30 days of delivery, tell us and we refund you.

I had microblading done and it has faded. Can I use this over it?

Yes. Many women use a brow pen between touch-ups, or when they have decided not to go back. You draw fresh strokes over the faded ones, in a shade that suits you today, and you take them off at night.