
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 0.4 x 2.6 x 1.9 inches
- Shipping Weight: 2.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- ASIN: B002QI2TPI
- UPC: 800897123871
- Item model number: NYX-ECP02
By : NYX
Price : $3.45
You Save : $2.55 (43%)

Product Description
Create perfect brows with our eyebrow cake powder! This eyebrow kit includes wax, tools and a pair of complementary powders, dark brown and brown, which can be customized to create the ideal shade. Each eyebrow cake powder kit includes a slanted brush and a round wand to shape, style and tame eyebrows.
Product Features
- Eyebrow compact that includes two shades of powder to fill in and define brows and a pot of wax to hold brows in place
- Shades can be blended for a natural match
- Kit includes a slanted brush for precise application and a roundwand to shape and style
NYX Eyebrow Cake Powder, Dark Brown/Brown
Customer Reviews
Appreciated all the reviews from everyone prior to making this selection. I love this product! My hair ; eyebrow color is very dark, almost black ; I find myself mixing the 2 colors to fill in where my brows have thinned (I'm 52), sometimes using just the lighter of the 2, which I never thought I'd even use. I'm happy to have found this rather than using an eyebrow pencil....feathers nicely ; looks more natural. Great price, too!
This kit is such a great replacement for traditional eyebrow pencils. It's very easy to blend, but be careful not to put too much. You especially have to be careful with dark shades like this because a little goes a long way. I found the powder brush in the kit a bit too stiff, so I just used a softer brush I had from one of those $1 mini brush kits you can get on a keychain. It ended up giving my brows a much softer look, where the stiff brush from the kit just would not spread the powder evenly.
It also would have been nice to have some sort of instructions printed on the package, since I doubt many first time buyers would know how to use this (especially if they normally use pencil). I decided to look up some tutorials on youtube and still ended up with mixed directions on how to use this. Some people were using the wax first, others applying it after the powder to set it. I think I like using the wax first because it helps spread the color more evenly, but probably just something you will have to experiment with.
Overall I really like this product. I tried both colors and didn't notice much of a difference, which is a bonus because now I'll be able to use them both. It seemed that the one on the right had a more reddish tint to it, making it more suitable with warm colors like you would wear in the summer. The one on the left was more neutral and would make a good fall/winter shade.