REVIEW- BENEFIT BROW ZINGS ♥

Well, I am a girl who constantly worries about my eyebrows and whether they look okay and i'm pretty sure most girls will feel the same. So I went on a hunt for the perfect eyebrow kit/pencil or whatever. I originally had the Rimmel dark brown eyebrow pencil however I just didn't feel that it looked natural enough. I do totally recommend the Rimmel eyebrow pencil though as it's cheap and for the price the outcome is good. Anyway, I walked into Debenhams and came across the benefit brow zings kit in medium. Its hefty price tag did sway me slightly however I took the plunge and bought it.

It's a really pretty little set with tweezer and two small brushes included and a powder (on the right) and gel (on the left). I haven't tried the tweezers yet but I have heard that they aren't very good. I like the two brushes. I use the hard angle brush to apply the gel and the blending brush to apply the powder. I find that this works best for me but it's totally up to you which way you want to use the brushes. This is a picture of my eyebrows before the use of this kit. Please be aware that they are awful and very sparse!

I have always disliked my eyebrows as they don't match my hair colour. My hairs very dark yet they are very light and thin. It looks odd. Especially when I apply black eyeliner it makes them appear even thinner. However Benefit Brow Zings came to the rescue and this is the result...

I'm left with eyebrows that are a lot more normal! This kit could give you the perfect 'scouse brow' if that's what you like or it can give you the perfect natural look. It's so good at giving your eyebrows shape aswell. It helps me to really get that arch. The only downfalls with the Benefit Brow zings kit is the reddish tint to the colour and the price. It comes with a hefty price tag however you do get what you have paid for as this kit will last a long time. Many people I know have this kit for up to a year, maybe longer.

Benefit Brow Zings kit - £23.50 Debenhams