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17 of the best eyebrow products – Brow pencils, powders and gels tested
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Looking for the best eyebrow pencil? Need a setting gel that will actually tame your hairs? How about a brow kit that will help build a flawless arch? I don't know about you, but I, personally speaking, have always been a bit overwhelmed with options when it comes to brows. I like my arches neat but not Insta-perfect, fluffy but not OTT bushy, and tamed but not stuck to my face. So, finding a brow product that ticks all those boxes can feel like trying to find your soulmate on Tinder... trust us, we've all been there.
And like fish in the sea, there are a whole lot of options out there, so, in an attempt to make things a little simpler, we've tried some of the UK's most popular brow products.
Yep, if you're into the super-sharp Insta 'brow, it's well worth picking up Anastasia Beverly Hills' DipBrow Pomade. The formula is beyond pigmented and can be used to add definition to sparse patches whilst the waxy texture helps set hairs into a smooth arch.
Prefer something a little fluffier? Well, Glossier's Boy Brow gives a tint that fills in any gaps, leaving brows looking even whilst also setting hairs in place – perfect if you're after that brushed-up look.
But, if you're after the ultimate multi-tasker, try Charlotte Tilbury's Brow Lift Pencil; it has a soft, pigmented formula, that glides on easily and adds definition wherever needed. It also has a built-in spoolie brush. An all-round win-win.
So, whatever floats your brow boat, these are Cosmopolitan's top-rated picks for sculpting a flawless arch.
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Victoria Jowett is an award-winning journalist and the former Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan UK. She was named one of PPA’s 30 Under 30 for her work in beauty journalism and oversees the skincare, hair, makeup and fragrance content across all of Cosmopolitan’s platforms. She's worked in the beauty industry for over 13 years (and tested 1000s of products), making her an expert when it comes to recommending beauty brands that truly work. Having started her career working weekends on a makeup counter, Victoria began interning at the likes of AnOther and IDOL magazine, before landing her first Beauty Writer job at weekly fashion magazine, LOOK. Joining Cosmopolitan in 2016, Victoria has always remained a beauty fanatic and has been lucky enough to interview everyone from Britney Spears to Kourtney Kardashian about their beauty routines. Follow her on LinkedIn.
Lia Mappoura (she/her) is the Beauty Writer at Cosmopolitan UK, with over four years of experience reporting across the brand's print, social, video and digital platforms. Lia covers everything from emerging trend analysis to viral celebrity hair and makeup moments, making her an expert at spotting the season’s next big beauty look (before it takes over social media feeds).
In 2025, she was named The Rising Media Star at the Love Perfume Awards with The Perfume Shop, recognised for her outstanding digital fragrance content and for building genuine authority within the space. She is passionate about challenging outdated beauty stereotypes, championing inclusive representation in beauty, and educating readers on the trends, products and conversations shaping the industry today. Follow her on Instagram or find her on LinkedIn.
Keeks Reid is the Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan UK. While she loves all things beauty, Keeks is a hair fanatic through and through. She started her career in beauty journalism in 2013 as editorial assistant at Blackhair and Hair magazines working her way to Acting Editor of Blackhair magazine at 23 years old. She spent much of her career working in trade hairdressing media at Hairdressers Journal, Salon International and the British Hairdressing Awards. Which is why she is a regular contributor to Cosmo's Curl Up franchise. Now, alongside her Cosmo work, she presents, creates content on social media and works with a range of beauty companies; from magazines and websites to beauty brands and salons.

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