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Clarins Perfects Handheld Brow Grooming

August 26, 2009 1:40 pm

There’s something about the onset of fall that always makes me slightly more aware of my brows. I’m not entirely sure what the correlation between cooler weather, a return to knitwear and leather booties, and thicker, defined brows is in my mind, but it’s pretty much an annual inkling. I try to keep my arches as full as possible all year round (mostly by keeping them out of my tweeze-happy hands and trusting them to my brow-groomer), but at-home maintenance is required on occasion, as the grow-out period can leave them in an unruly awkward stage. Brow kits can confound even the most seasoned beauty guru, but I was intrigued by the simplicity and pared-down concept behind Clarins’ new Pro Palette Eyebrow Kit. It boasts three application tools (a pair of tweezers, a dual-ended brush, and a wand), a brow powder in three different shades for filling, a clear wax for hold, a highlighter, and a handy plastic overlay with illustrated instructions as to which brush and which product go where. And the silver compact fits easily into my bag for on-the-go touchups while riding the subway. (Oh yes, I am that person.)