Bbia Last Auto Eyebrow Pencil

Many of you are using Bbia eyeliner, right?

I brought my eyebrow pencil.

 

The price is around 8,000 to 10,000 won.

I think the old version is sold for around 5,000 won.

 

My first eyebrow pencil was a 2,500 won one.

Before I knew it, prices just kept rising, so eyebrow pencils have become 3 to 4 times more expensive.

It's not like I'm three or four times older, but prices have skyrocketed.

 

Let's leave the price discussion at that and get back to the product.

 

 

I chose No. 2 Dark Brown.

Since my hair is dark brown, I chose this color because it looks natural.

It had a brush on the back, so it was good for combing eyebrows.

 

 

 

It's a bit blunt because I've used it a few times.

Is it because of the hard material? Is this due to Shu Uemura's hard formula?

The material of pencils coming out these days all feels like this...

It doesn't paint well! 😭

 

 

 

This is the color payoff that comes out after swiping it back and forth about twenty times on the forearm.

My skin is delicate, so... it feels numb.

 

The color actually develops better if you apply it to areas with hair.

Because it's for brows...!

 

If the product you were using isn't coming out well, it might be because the oil has clumped up, so try rubbing it on something like paper.

It sometimes applies well if you wipe it with a tissue, but even though this one is new, from the beginning...

The color turned out light.

 

I examined the box closely

It said, "[It may not draw easily on oil-free skin]."

 

So I applied a little oil to my skin, but it didn't spread very well.

It might be better if you apply foundation and then draw the line.

 

 

 

It didn't paint well at all, so I wondered if it had some kind of coating on it.

I tried coloring on paper, and it comes out pretty well in that case.

 

 

 

 

 

But the things that can be erased are erased well.

I wiped it three times with a clean tissue and it came off this much.

 

 

 

To summarize, it is a good brow product for drawing very natural-looking eyebrows.

It doesn't come out dark, so I have to apply it several times.

This can be an advantage for those with clumsy hands.

 

If you draw it all at once, you might end up with Crayon Shin-chan eyebrows.

But I'm impatient and prefer a strong kick all at once, so it's a bit of a shame!

However, it seems the trend these days is light eyebrows.