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NATURE REPUBLIC Botanical Auto Eyebrow has a flat, slanted tip for quick precise strokes and a built-in spoolie — a botanical formula that fills sparse brows without the drawn-on look.
A slanted tip that works two ways
Use the edge for fine hair-like strokes and the flat side to fill larger sparse patches. Two techniques from one tip, with no sharpening required — it twists up as you go.
The spoolie is not optional
Brushing through after drawing is what turns pencil strokes into something that reads as hair. It’s the single step that separates natural brows from obviously drawn ones.
Botanical formula with castor seed oil
Castor seed oil, Japanese persimmon leaf extract and mistletoe leaf extract are in the formula for moisturizing benefits — which also keeps the pencil gliding rather than dragging.
Fill the gaps, don’t outline
Short light strokes in the direction the hair grows, concentrated where the brow is sparse. Outlining the whole shape is what creates that hard, blocky look.
Choosing your shade
One shade lighter than your hair if you’re dark-haired, one shade darker if you’re fair. Matching exactly almost always reads heavier than you expect.
Four shades available
Enough range to match most hair colours, including anyone who has recently gone lighter and found their brows suddenly dominating their face.
Twist up a small amount of product. Draw short, light strokes in the direction of hair growth, focusing on sparse areas rather than outlining the brow. Use the flat side to fill larger gaps. Finish by brushing through with the built-in spoolie to blend.
Brushing through after drawing — it softens hard pencil strokes into something that looks like hair rather than a drawn line. Never skip this step.
Why a flat, slanted tip?
The angle lets you draw fine hair-like strokes with the edge and fill larger sparse areas with the flat side — two tools in one tip, and no sharpening needed.
Which shade should I choose?
Generally one shade lighter than your hair if you’re dark-haired, one shade darker if you’re fair. Matching exactly tends to look heavier than expected.
How do I avoid harsh, drawn-on brows?
Short, light strokes in the direction the hair grows, concentrated in sparse patches rather than outlining the whole brow — then blend with the spoolie.
What do the botanical ingredients do?
Castor seed oil, Japanese persimmon leaf extract and mistletoe leaf extract are included for moisturizing benefits, keeping the pencil gliding smoothly.
Do I need a sharpener?
No — it’s an auto pencil, so you twist it up as you go and the slanted tip keeps its shape.
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