A Guide to Finding the Best Brow Gel for You

March 28, 2022

By: Marisa Petrarca | Makeup.com by L'Oréal

A Guide to Finding the Best Brow Gel For You

When you find the perfect brow gel, you won’t be able to live without it. The right formula can transform light, sparse brows and give you a full, natural look that lasts all day long. To help you find your match, we’ve rounded up the best brow products to try in 2022, from a few clear formulas that’ll give you a laminated look to a fiber-infused pigment that’ll amp up thin brows.

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L’Oréal Paris Unbelieva-Brow Long Lasting Topcoat

Laminated-looking brows are just one swipe away with this waterproof, smudge-resistant and quick-drying formula. It gives your brows a glossy, tamed finish and can be layered over any brow pencil or pomade.

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NYX Professional Makeup The Brow Glue Instant Brow Styler

Get precise brows for less than $10 thanks to this flake-resistant formula. Brush your brows up with this non-sticky, yet adhesive brow gel to keep them in place for sixteen hours.

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Maybelline New York Brow Fast Sculpt

Tame and shape unruly brows with this brow mascara that features a mini-sculpting brush and long-lasting pigment.

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IT Cosmetics Brow Power Filler

Perfect for someone looking for a brow transformation, this waterproof tinted gel has hair-like fibers that bolster brows for a natural, full look. The innovative brush contains molded bristles to help sculpt and shape. It also has a velvety tip that allows you to fill in bare areas with precision.

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Urban Decay Inked Brow

If you love gel formulas but aren’t a huge fan of mascara-like application, try this option. Use it to achieve a precise finish that lasts for up to 60 hours (yes, 60!).

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Kosas Air Brow Tinted Clean Volumizing Eyebrow Gel

Add some oomph to your brows with this long-wearing option. It’s infused with castor oil, panthenol pro vitamin B5, and biotinoyl tripeptide to support healthier, fuller and lush brow hairs.

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