My eyebrows and I have a love hate relationship. They’re not always equal and from past plucking experiences, I have a fair few bald spots - hence me wanting to fill them in almost everyday.

For each brow, I filled in my sparse spots by dipping an angled brush into the applicator and did light strokes in these areas. I don’t normally use the applicator which comes as part of the product as I find it a bit too messy.

For the inner parts of my brows, I used the same angled brush but blended it out with a spoolie brush to not make the look so “strong”. (Well, I tried to anyways!)

**Please note I am in no way to makeup artist, I do my makeup how I like it and it isn’t always up to a high standard or polished as I’d love it to be!**

As the gel is so thick itself, I have rarely found the need to brush through a clear gel to keep the stray hairs together, as this product does it all at once.

Day One:

I had to go to work on the first day of testing and it was starting to get warm here in the UK, so I knew my brows were going to get a bit of a challenge with my sweat (lovely image for you all there...)

My makeup look for the day was just a simple white eyeliner and mascara day and as always... I missed my eyelids completely and painted them in mascara - see what I mean about it not being polished?!

I did check ins throughout the day to see how my brows could hold up. As well as this, I made sure not to wipe my brows at all throughout the test when removing my makeup - to try and make it as fair as possible!

Apart from working, my day was pretty straightforward and easy. Nothing too strenuous for my brows to contend with.

You can see throughout the day that the inner corners began to fade away where there’s very little to no hair. This wasn’t too much of a surprise to me as my brows usually fade away on this spot of my face as it’s the most oiliest place on my dry skin.

However, my arches seemed to keep up well - they were sharp at the end of the day and there didn’t seem to be much fallout of product.

Day Two:

My day was pretty easy. I had no plans for the day apart from helping out around the house...were my brows going to be as strong as when I was to wake up?

To my surprise, my left brow was looking fairly fierce! My arch was strong, I had a sharp end to the brow and my inner corners hadn’t changed from what I went to bed with. And then I rolled over and looked at my right brow. What on earth had happened?! All definition was lost, I was back to the brow look that I had when I was 16...not a great look. I checked my pillows to see any fallout but I couldn’t see anything at all.

Anyways, it was time to shower. Usually when I use Wunderbrow on my eyebrows I scrub it off it my facial wash which exfoliates the skin as well, so it picks up any remaining product on my brows ready for me to fill it in when I do my makeup afterwards. But not this time. I wanted to test the “waterproof-ness” of these brows, so I was sure to get my face wet to see how they held up.

And as you can see by my extremely attractive “just got out the shower, look at my shower cap” photograph, that there was a bit of a change. My fierce looking left brow had ran away down the drain (NOOOO!) and the right brow....still looked the same as it did before.

Throughout the day I could see that more and more product was coming away from my brows, and by the evening there was very little holding on the hairs in my arches. However, in thicker parts of my brows (the mid section) there was a bit of product clinging on for dear life, ready to be hit with whatever I had next in this three day test. Could it last until the following morning?

Day Three: the final day!

So how did they last? Well, not fantastically as one would’ve hoped. It had seemed that the final particles which were clinging on to my eyebrow hairs had ran away into the night, without leaving any trace of fallout on my pillow.

My eyebrows were entirely bare. It was time to scrub my face clean and get ready to reapply another coat of Wunderbrow...


What, you thought I wasn’t going to re-apply it ever again?

Until I stumbled across this advert via Facebook. Friction Free Shaving is a razor subcription which you pay monthly from as little as £3. You get 4 different razor heads per month (one for each week) and a fancy little handle. So after lots of deliberation and looking at the reviews, I thought I would try it out!

So this image was after the first day of treatment and I had just put the night booster treatment on. The booster treatment is a clear gel and feels very lightweight when applying. The clear substance makes it feel and look more natural instead of creating a black mascara which would leave residue under the eyes in the morning - so I was thankful that it didn't give me panda eyes every morning! 

The brush was fairly fine and coated most lashes, I feel like it did clump them together when I was applying more than one coat, but again it was a clear substance so it didn't bother me too much!

I couldn't resist to look into the palette in which she was promoting! 

It basically does what it says on the tin practically - it really helps with the lengthening of my lashes and the results are noticeable from the first 3 brushes. Theres no horrible scent that comes along with it which is really good with this mascara as the past ones I have had have had this horrible chemically scent to it - so it was a nice relief when this fibre lash one didn't! It gives the best results at 1 - 2 coats (shown in the images here.) The brush is very fine which is something I love about these types of mascaras as it means my lashes wont stick together or clump after applying!

Although it has so many benefits - I find that the product is extremely tacky. Not in the sense that it looks tacky, I find the formula to be very sticky which worried me slightly when I was trying it for the first time! This is why I said it works best at 1 - 2 coats, as you can see from the images it begins to clump up your lashes and makes them look un natural! Granted, many people can pull this off - but I have tiny little eyes so I have to keep it simple so make me look awake! As well as this, I find that the formula clumps up whilst its in the case which means you have to wipe the wand just before you're about to apply. Again, this is my personal choice on mascara - some people can really pull of thick lashes but for me I don't think it suits me!