Godefroy MyBrows Long Lasting Eyebrow Transfers, Medium Arch, Medium Brown, 12-Pairs of Brows

I left a before and after photo as well as a next day photo.... I have very thin, sparse eyebrows. I drew my eyebrows on for years and wanted an easier, less time consuming alternative. These are amazing, I love them and will be buying more! I was a bit worried after reading horror reviews but mine were already out for delivery and the good reviews looked great. They are a bit thicker than I am used to but look more natural than a pencil. I noticed to me, they looked better the next day. I haven't tried showering with them yet.... When I received my package I cut each brow out very close to the eyebrow (yes they are like children's tattoos but more durable), cleaned the area I wanted to place the brows with soap and water and patted dry with a paper towel. After removing the clear plastic and placing the eyebrows they stuck immediately without water. I could tell they would last. The tattoos even have the eyebrow design on the opposite side so you can tell where you're placing it during application. Unfortunately, I placed my right brow a bit higher than my left brow so I used baby oil to remove it. I had to scrub pretty hard to get it off so they do adhere VERY well. I can see them lasting up to 5 days. Overall, they are very easy to use, they WILL adhere even if you have a little hair left, great alternative to drawing then on and they look fantastic. Definitely worth the money. The only difficulty is getting them even.

Wow, this sounded like just the product for me. I have brows but they are thinning and VERY light blonde, though my actual hair is dark blonde. I hate drawing them in everyday and saw this as the perfect answer. First, the brow tats look pretty interesting when you open the package and easy to use (think cracker jacks tattoo). BUT there was nothing telling me buy another bottle of some Maintenence solution to 1) get the shine to go away and 2) to maintain the look. Not even a test swab was included. And u have to cut your own Brows down to 1/8” (basically shave off). I wasn’t willing to commit to that just yet so I tried it with my light hair in place. The tattoo transferred even with my hair, but the surrounding area was as a shiny as a bald man’s polished head. Not exactly the look I was going for! I left it for the day and washed my face that night with lukewarm water and a gentle cleanser—making sure to avoid the brows—then patted my whole face dry. Well, patting with the towel was all it took to erase these bad boys. I was left with only a partial brow on each side. One worse than the other but both still horrible. Glad I didn’t go swimming or to the gym. That would’ve been a sight!!!Guess it’s back to the pencil or the occasional dye. Sure glad I wasn’t gullible enough to shave my brows for this!! LOL!

I have trichotillomania and after reading a review from a girl on facebook who was covering a bad brow tattoo (similar to me) I decided to give them a try.They're marketed as being able to last a few days but I have an oily complexion and the most I can get is two. It is really important if you're oily or sweaty to take good care of them by keeping them dry, not rubbing at them, and using a light amount of baby powder to keep them fresh/absorb oils. I am not crazy about the shapes available, or the colors available, and they're not as realistic as some of the 4d temporary tattoo options starting to surface today. I wish they were a little fuller to hide my brow tattoo better, they're kind of thin which creates that 90s look and trying to draw overtop of them causes issues. But as somebody with zero, absolutely zero brows save for some gray mess left behind by an unskilled permanent makeup artist, it saves me a ton of time to not have to meticulously draw little brow hairs to try and look normal. If you have zero brows and zero tattoo, they'll work fantastic for you, even better if you don't have oily skin. If you have brows and are looking to fill in for a fuller look... these don't really work that well going on top of hair... they're better suited for hairloss sufferers. I've tried a lot of brow products of all sorts in the last ten years, including a lot of false brows... these are in my top five overall.

I went through chemotherapy and had very little eyebrows after due to treatment. I would highly recommend these temporary eyebrows because they are very realistic and easy to apply, however they do not last “up to 5 days” as they suggest on their packaging. First drop of water and they’re gone although when they are applied correctly they are close to as flawless that they could be!

Originally was going to return them bc instructions told to trim existing thinning eyebrows to 1/8th of an inch. That was not disclosed on the web page and I wasn’t ready to go to that extreme. But, on a whim, after further examining my sparse brows, I decided to try it. They worked out well! Lighter than expected but that was good. I applied them higher than I should’ve so that’s a learning curve, but I think they’ll do the trick. I washed them off before they could “cure” and definitely think they would be waterproof, long wearing as advertised. I’ll give it a go again. Equal placement is the biggest issue.