FREEDOM EYEBROW POMADE REVIEW WITH TUTORIAL


I have always been quite simple with my brows and used a pencil and/or an eyebrow powder. My eyebrows looked good and didn't take much effort. I've never gone for another product as I thought it would be more time consuming. Noticing my local Superdrugs now has a Freedom stand, on a whim I picked up Freedom Pro Brow Pomade after hearing such good reviews on it. I hear it's a great dupe for Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade, plus it's 1/3 of the price!

THE PRODUCT


The packaging is nice and compact in a glass jar with a black lid, giving it a bit of an 'expensive' feel - the same as the ABH dipbrow jar. The range of colours aren't all that great and are mainly steered towards darker colours. I normally go for a medium chocolatey brown, as my hair is currently red, but all of the browns were either too dark or just weren't quite right. I found Auburn to be the perfect colour for me. It has a hint of a reddish tone so it compliments my hair the best over any products I've used before.

MY REVIEW

The first time using this, it was a bit tricky to get used to as it's much more pigmented than anything else I've used before. It is easy to use and get use to the way you like it, plus you only need the tiniest of product on your brush so for £5, it's going to last ages. I use Technic Slanted Brush for application, it's a small, compact brush so it's perfect for getting a sharp shape. I clean up using a standard small concealer brush and my favourite concealer Collection Lasting Perfection Concealer. 
This is the best product I've used, I don't own ABH dipbrow, but I wouldn't purchase it knowing I can get this product. My eyebrows are the perfect shape for me and I can easily control the pigmentation as it's easily blended out. I could spend hours perfecting my brows when I'm getting ready, but this makes it much easier to get my shape. Plus, the staying power is brilliant. I haven't used a powder over this pomade yet, only a setting spray, but I imagine setting it with a powder will make it even better.


FINISHED LOOK

TUTORIAL



Do you use Freedom's pomade or ABH dipbrow? Or do you own both, are they the same?

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