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Review! Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Powder Duo in Auburn


Does it come to a shock to anyone that I'm trying more brow products? I'm obsessed. There, I've admitted it, now we can all move on! As soon as I saw Anastasia had new colors for her brow products, I got excited. I've used the Caramel and Soft Brown Brow Wiz's in the past, as well as powders, but I've been looking for a brand with a "red" option for a while now. Low and behold, she now has Auburn. Of course, it's been sold out everywhere, and I've finally gotten my hands on it.



I was set on using the brow wiz products for quite a while, and I kind of got tired of them. I was using about one a month, and I quickly realized, it was taking a lot longer in the mornings than when I was using powder, and they were also becoming quite expensive. I also just started getting womanly and not liking the look it was giving me. We had a new Sephora open right beside my house, and I ran in on opening day, hoping they would still have the Auburn color in stock. I decided to go for the powder, instead of the pencil for my personal preferences lately. 


The Anastasia brow powder duos have always been great quality, and fortunately this one is no different. As for the color, I am VERY happy that this is not a full on red shadow. This color is definitely tinted red, but it isn't an overpowering color. The tint does seem to be the perfect amount of red. When some people hear auburn you think fire engine red, and that isn't the case. Real auburn is a brown/red. Now for me, my hair is pretty extreme and vibrant, but that doesn't mean I want my eyebrows to be extreme and vibrant. 


The brow duos retail for $23 from Sephora or Anastasia's website and in my opinion, they are totally worth it! This shade is probably all time favorite brow choice so far. There is a total of 10 shades, which is a huge range for different hair colors and skin tones. If you've been searching for the perfect brow product, definitely go try Anastasia Beverly Hills! You really can't beat it. 
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