I Never Thought I Could Have Full, Fluffy Brows — Until I Found This Product

I thought I was doomed to a life of meek brows—until I started using the Joey Healy Luxe Brow Powder. (Healy is the only person who has ever tweezed my brows, FYI, and I trust whatever brow grooming advice he bestows upon me.) I may not naturally have the effortless, unruly arches I dream of, but with just a few feathery strokes, this powder helps me nail a fluffy brow game. 

Enter, the Luxe Brow Powder. The soft pigment helps create the illusion of shadow to help the brows appear fuller rather than mimicking actual wisps of hair. Plus, I use a soft angled brush to diffuse the pigment into my brow hairs, which lends a far gentler application; without constantly poking at my poor brows, the wisps of hair can finally thrive. I use Healy's Corduroy shade, which blends perfectly with my light brow hairs, and the waterproof formula means it won't ever budge. Even in the summertime humidity, this powder passes the sweat test; my brows stay defined and fluffy all day long. 

In the morning, I'll brush up the brow hairs with a clean, dry spoolie before dipping my angled brush into the Luxe Brow Powder (so I can see any noticeable gaps). After filling them in with light strokes, I always set the look with a hydrating brow gel so the hairs stay defined yet soft and malleable because there's nothing worse than crispy, crunchy brows. If I'm due for a brow tint—which I get every six weeks—I'll use a pigmented brow gel to enhance the color. Otherwise, I'll stick to a clear gel. 

Joey Healy's brow powder helps me finally achieve a lush brow look. Plus, because I'm not constantly tugging at the sensitive follicles, it helps my brow hairs grow fuller in the long run. It costs $28, which is a bit pricey for one compact shadow, but it will last you a long while; I snagged one several months ago, and despite using it every day I wear makeup, I've barely scratched the surface. If you have fine, sparse brows like me, I suggest you hop on the brow powder bandwagon, too.