That said, a little press back into place, and back they go, right where you want them. place (take your jumper off, rub your brows, and it stays put)! Fluff Up Brow Wax has a much more gentle approach, and while it keeps brows neatly shaped, any poking or prodding will shift them out of formation. Hold: 24-HR Brow Setter gets its name for a reason once this baby sets, it stays. Fluff Up Brow Wax has a cream color that applies without color and has a matte finish.
TBH, 24-HR Brow Setter is our current go-to – our everyday bestie, tamer of the brow, reliable little gel – so we wanted to see the difference between the two.Ĭolor: 24-HR Brow Setter is clear and dries down with a soft shine. One’s a gel, the other a wax, and these are definitely two very different formulas. It’s key to note that this is really designed to give a nice fluffy, tidy brow rather than extreme hold. The formula kept our brows in place all day, and although they weren’t as brushed up as when we first applied the formula, they still looked tidy, perky, and well-groomed at the end of the day. It gives a flexible hold, which is ideal if you find typical brow gels or waxes give a way too dramatic finish for you. What we liked: First off, we love the good-for-your-brows ingredients in this product, it feels like we’re getting a conditioner and brow styler in one! The creamy texture is really easy to work with and blends effortlessly into brows. What’s in it: Candelilla Wax for flexible hold, Jojoba Seed Oil to help brows feel conditioned and nourished, Shea Butter for a creamy, flexible texture, and Argan Oil for softening. The formula has a natural-matte finish and lasts for 12 hours through water, humidity, and sweat. What it is: A creamy brow wax with a flexible hold for fluffy, texturized-looking brows with a flake-free and crunch-free finish. So, we wanted to try it out to see how it compared to the famous Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Freeze wax, $23, and one of our current faves from Benefit, their 24-HR Brow Setter Gel, $26. Well, it’s 2023, and Benefit Cosmetics have finally launched their first brow wax, and drumroll, please… it’s in a tube! We’ve seen brow waxes in a jar, and we’ve seen gels in a tube, but this is the first time we’re getting a brow wax in a handy little tube thanks to the new Benefit Fluff Up Brow Wax, $26. Unfortunately, it is sold out everywhere but we’re expecting it to restock soon.We’re a big fan of Benefit’s brow collection, so whenever they drop something new, best believe we’re front of the queue to try it out. This Mascara Is So Volumizing, Shoppers Swear They Look Like They're Wearing Lash Extensions Shoppers Are Calling This Retinol Stick a 'Magic Wrinkle Eraser' & It's So Simple to UseĢ022's Top Shoe Trends Are Uglycore To The Max-In A Good Way! I’m personally a big fan of Brow Freeze (when I’m not actually getting my brows laminated) and haven’t tried E.L.F.’s version yet but some of my favorite TikTokers are loving it already. It’s also a whopping $6 instead of ABH’s $23 price tag. Why is this a dupe and not others from Patrick Ta Beauty and Jason Wu Beauty? Well, E.L.F’s Brow Lift packaging and the formula feels similar to Brow Freeze - more so than any other option on the market.
has come out with its own version that many are calling an ABH Brow Freeze dupe. But a new iteration of brow gels started rolling out with Brow Freeze claiming the top spot for the easiest application of the trendy “pushed-up” boy brow. Previously, folks had achieved the “soap brows” look with the original West Barn Co Soap Brows. When the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Freeze went viral back in April 2021, the laminated brow look was just becoming popular to the masses.
0 kommentar(er)
