Eyebrow makeup is considered the most difficult among cosmetic applications. Drawing eyebrows naturally is even more challenging. That's why eyebrow tattoos have become the most popular semi-permanent makeup procedure... I've been thinking about this. If you draw your eyebrows a day or two in advance, they won't fade and will stay on, so you don't have to spend time on your eyebrows every busy morning. If you find eyebrow tattoos daunting, you can try this first. The feathery strokes mimic natural eyebrow hairs well. The key tip here is to not fill in your eyebrows like drawing with an eyebrow pencil or coloring them. Instead, lightly and gently stroke each individual hair to create a natural look.

The color is a reddish-brown, not a dark brown. The staying power is not as long as expected, lasting only about 4-5 days.

It seems that the color sets in before bedtime and during sleep, so the morning makeup time is significantly reduced. The longevity also appears to be quite decent.

Based on water cleansing, it seems to last around 2 weeks. If you rub your eyebrows with a cleansing foam the day after use, the color fades significantly. It seems that at least the next morning after use, just water cleansing is necessary for the longevity to last longer.

I recommend drawing it on a bit more heavily after the evening cleansing and before skincare, and then just doing a water cleanse in the morning.