Kiss i-envy brow stamp kit Dark brown Makeup, 1 Count

I didn't expect this to work any better than the ones I have been trying but this is a new take on it...just make sure moisturizer is on and position the stamp where you think it should be - if you miss a bit, just wipe it off and try again. If one end of the other needs a bit more, you can do that easily. The brow it stamps on is not exaggerated or "glam" looking at all so it goes on the average person (I'm 76) and doesn't look idiotic. At the price - compared to the mess and price of having to find the right stencil and clean it off to use on each brow and then color it in....way more work than this one! Telling all of my friends about it today and sent one to my sister already.

Color is funny and missing one of the plastic holders

The media could not be loaded. I made a stupid mistake back in the 90s and I had my eyebrows tattooed. But since the tattoo is higher than my natural brows, I have to shave my eyebrows off and just draw them on. But now I'm over that penciled look and am always looking for the newest eyebrow product on the market. So when I saw the Kiss I-Envy Eyebrow Stamps, I knew I just HAD to try them. I mean, I have no eyebrows, so this would be fool-proof for me, right?The shape you see on the outside of the stamp is deceiving. On the outside you see a lovely thin arched eyebrow, which is is how I usually design my eyebrows. But the actual sponge applicator is thicker. So keep this in mind!To use the product for the first time, just put that spongy thing into the plastic stamp. Then press the stamp into the powder, ensuring that the entire sponge is covered in color.Then just press onto your eyebrow and hope for the best.My first impression was that it was thick! A little too thick. Like Groucho Marx thick. If you don't know who he is, just picture those fake glasses with eyebrows and a mustache - yeah those were designed after that guy. And if you don't know what I'm talking about, then you are probably too young to be wearing makeup. Just Google it, already!Anyway, at first I thought maybe I just wasn't doing it right, like maybe I moved the sponge around and smudged the makeup. So I moved over to the 2nd brow. Waaaahh!! It was also super thick.I figured that maybe I just need a little practice, so I wiped them off, covered my tattoos with makeup and started the process again. The 2nd time around I completely missed my eyebrow entirely. WTH! These are not fool-proof. And because you can't see behind the stamp, they are actually kind of hard to use.I am very sad about this. I REALLY wanted to like this product and I'm probably going to keep practicing with it. Maybe I'm just not used to having such thick eyebrows. But with my teeny tiny eyes, big bushy brows aren't really my thing.So unfortunately, at this time, I can't really use the stamp. But I will continue to use the powder. The color is nice and works well for me. And I will continue my search to find that perfect (elusive) eyebrow product out there for a girl with no eyebrows. Stay tuned...

Arrived in a timely fashion, as described, for a great price. The only quality "issue" I have is one of the foam stamps keeps coming out of the plastic handle. Not a big deal, it pops right back in.The idea of this product is great, but, I feel like it still has some design flaws that need to be worked out. For example, there is no secure way to store it! This product could really use a carrying case or some sort of storage solution.The current way to store this product is not convenient; The 2 chunky plastic eyebrow stamps sit on top of the brow powder case. This would be great if the stamps clicked into place, but they just sit on top, loose, like they're on an awkward little shelf. This is not something you can just throw in your bag. If you do, you'll have brow powder residue all over your bag, not to mention having to dig around for all 3 pieces everytime you want to use it. My current storage solution is a ziplock sandwich bag. Another design flaw is, well, the design. It's hard to line up the stamp with your eyebrow because you cannot see where you are placing the stamp. It's hard to explain, but basically, the stamp handle is clunky and it's hard to tell where the actual stamp is when you're trying to line it up with your eyebrows. You can't feel around to line up the stamp either because the moment the stamp touches your skin, you pretty much have to commit. If you do line it up perfectly and place just the right amount of pressure on the stamp to get the perfect brow in 1 step, it's a miracle! But don't get too excited...you still have to do the other eyebrow.With that being said, I actually like the Brow Stamp! The stencil shape is decent, not too thin or too thick. It's a pretty generic style, but, you can angle the stamp different ways and manipulate the amount of pressure you use to get different styles.I'm not good at trying to draw/sculpt/style my brows from scratch. I get shaky or heavy handed, and it takes forever.The great thing about these stamps is that if you do mess up, the brow powder wipes off very easily using a makeup wipe or even water and toilet paper. I've learned not to go too crazy if my stamping isn't quite right. I just use a q-tip to wipe off any section of powder that's out of place or uneven. Although it comes off easily when needed, don't worry, the powder stays in place for hours.It might sound counterproductive, but, you will probably still need an eyebrow pencil. There are times you might not have gotten enough powder on the stamp or you didn't apply enough pressure during stamping. Trying to re-stamp is NOT a good idea. There is no way you'll line up the stamp exactly in the same place as your original stamp, plus, congrats ! You're now 2 shades darker then your other eyebrow. I just use an eyebrow pencil on any section that needs filling in. For me, it's a lot faster and less frustrating then using a pencil/wax/powder kit.Bottom line, the brow stamp is a template that does some of the work for you, but you will still need to fix up and fill in.