When I first looked at the stamps, I figured they would be too big for me. And  I was right. When I stamped it on one of my brows, the arch didn't match up well with my original arch. I'm an Asian girl, with a small frame and small face. Maybe the product was modeled after Caucasian women. The finished look for me didn't have me looking on fleek. It was more like weird because I was sporting thick, oversized brows. I also had a hard time making them look even because my face isn't asymmetrical to begin with. When I applied it, it would look dark on the area where my actual brows are but towards the tail, it fades. Maybe you can actually fix this by using a brows brush and filing in on the sparse areas. But there goes your 3 seconds. 

Another concern of mine was the brow powder. Hindi siya pang-giyera! Ha ha. You can't go to war with it. It's not the type that will stay in place all day, nor is it waterproof. And if you are not careful during application, the powder could end up all over the place and look messy. Again, there goes your 3 seconds.

I do believe that women have unique features, no two women are alike, unless you are twins, physically speaking. We have different face shapes. Some look better with thick brows, some otherwise. You'd be so lucky if you found an eyebrow stamp that would match your features. To end this, Eyebrow Stamps are a no for me.

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