Etude House Drawing Eye Brow
Spring cleaning is really a chore.
Like literally.
Just see how much clothes I have ?
*looks of horror*
Anyway, I am here to talk about Etude House.
Because I opened another Korean Cosmetics Spree here!!
This time round I am gonna buy TM Peeling Foot Mask :D
Ok back to Etude.
Everyone knows the importance of brows.
They are here essentially to frame our face (*ignores biology knowledge*)
Don't believe?
Shave off your brows and you tell me what you feel. *chortles*
How you draw your brows are also important too.
You don't want to look like Crayon Shin Chan and let people mistake you for a guy do you?
Previously I was using ZA for eyebrows simply because people were raving about how thin it is so they can draw the brows they want and really how good it was in general.
It cost around $11 in Watsons and with 20% off at times, it was really a great and cheap buy.
But! ZA doesn't seems to like me. Or maybe I was too rough. The pencil kept breaking. And I got really frustrated, because the product suddenly don't feel like $11 to me anymore.
So I bought Etude House Drawing Eye Brow.
How much?
2000 won (exclude shipping and service fee to agent)
Like HOW. CHEAP. !!
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| All pictures credit to cosmetic-love.com |
I got myself shade 1 and 2, because 3 was too brown for me, 4 and 5 felt too ah ma and 6 was too black.
Shades 1 and 2 match my fake-dye-actually-never-been-dyed brown hair.
As seen from the pictures, it is not as thin as ZA's but I am not the one to experiment with my brows.
The best thing is that it is angled.
Now this is something people who are not very well-skilled should use. It's really easier to draw my brows with these angled pencil and not to worry that it will break unlike ZA *mutters darkly*
If ZA is a 10/10 for others, then Etude House is a 20/10 for me
*almost unbreakable*
*angled pencil = cheat + save time*
* 6 different shades available!!!*
*only at 2,000 won omggggg*
Okay, that's the 1st review of the korean cosmetics I owned.
*back to spring cleaning*
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