[Elisabeth]

Butterflykisses, welcome to MUT and I agree with everyone that you can spin a great yarn, so to speak!
Your story reminds me of Amethyst's (another beloved MUT'er)
when she was trying on some Du Wop Lip Venom at Sephora.
All I can say is that you are not alone. I personally can't even get near any of that stuff; although others seem to have no probs whatever, I am just really sensitive. For Some Only, I guess??
However, with the Browzings, I've heard from reviews and everybody that this is a really good product; and in this case I agree with Andrea and Amanda that it just takes a little practice to get used to using it on a daily basis...
Benebaby (Amanda) just posted a great tutorial on it!!! Best of Luck..and don't give up!

[Lisr]

I can so-o-o- relate. I can't count the times I have put on some "fab" color of lipstick or colored my hair some new wonderful shade of red - it all looked great at the make-up counter or at home, then gone out somewhere and caught a look at myself and wanted to crawl under the flooring right there.

[Maja]

Butterflykisses, welcome to MuT!

You have great story-telling abilities! I'm sorry this happened to you!

[butterflykisses]

Originally Posted by BeneBaby

I here stories like your all day. Seems Brows are something that slowly disintegrate over time. What shade did you get in BrowZing?? I almost always suggest the lightest shade for everyone. Otherwise most people go into brow shock. Sounds like "Becky" may have applied too much. An experience I know well from working in poory-lit department stores. Thanks goodness I work in a bright sunny boutique now. Here are some suggestions to make it work for you.....

-Draw your HighBrow on first. This will guide you with where to draw BrowZing.

-Put a TINY bit of wax and powder on the brush. A teensy dip in each and LIGHTLY feather it on. Many return this because they simply are too heavy handed with the application. Feather it on as if you are drawing individual hairs...not a line of color.

-After your done gently comb through your brow with a brow groomer or mascara wand. This will help blend your hairs and the product together so there are no seams. If it looks too dark, keep combing until it looks how you want it too.

Good Luck and PM me if you need a tutorial.

This post brought to you by BeneBaby's "Brows Across America" Campaign. Helping Arch brows one post at a time.

Sorry can't PM you need to have 20 post to do that.. so I just wanted to say.
Thanks so much I now have real eyebrow’s not scary ‘What Ever Happened to Baby Jane’ eyebrows either. I did just like you said and presto. Thanks again.

[eightthirty]

You are a great storyteller!! I really enjoyed reading your post. I'm soooo sorry you had to go through that! Surely, you'll be able to look back and laugh! I have very light eyebrows so I can understand your plight in a sense. I'm sure you've already gathered that you should return the Lip Injection. Let me know how the Brow-Zings work out for you. I'd love to try them, but I'm not real big on powdered brow products.

[sadlrl]

yikes. I got a sample of lip injection from a sephora.com order and applied the tiniest bit ever so carefully.... the stuff burned so badly, and I looked like when mrs. Potato Head has her lips on crooked. I'm quite sure they make a gentler formula, maybe I'll give it a try.

[xLiNDZALiCi0USx]

LOL that's a cute story; it cracked me up. :P But that sucks though man... I'm pretty sure I've used those same 2 products and didn't get the same results... :-/ Guess everyone's different tho! I hope you find something that works for you.