Eye & Brow Maestro

6 Reviews

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   crummyTermite5

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   I like this product as an eye shadow, but it doesn’t work for me as a brow product. It doesn’t stay all day like other brow products and fades only after a few hours. It doesn’t last on my skin. I will not repurchase this as a brow product.

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   shamefulCod0

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   I love working with Kevyn Aucoin’s or Tom Ford’s contouring creams on clients but on me the shades look slightly off on me and I’ve seen a couple of videos using this cream as a contouring product and I’ve been flirting with it at the counter for a couple of months until it was inevitable.

   For reference I’m #2 in Crema Nuda, Siberia in NARS and Copal is the Maestro colour that actually looks like a shadow under my cheekbones with a slight grayish undertone.

   I apply it with my MAC #130 brush and it usually I build it so I make sure it looks as nature as possible. My eyebrows are almost black so I can’t use this as brow product and I can’t account for it works and I don’t like the shade as an eyeshadow.

   It’s a pricy product but not extravagant. I was pleasantly surprised.

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   thrilledLlama7

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   I bought this whilst travelling in Dublin as a replacement for my Anastasia brow dip pomade which was in my delayed luggage. I have blonde hair, blue eyes, fair to medium neutral-toned skin (LSF 5-5.5, MAC NW25, By Terry Cover Expert 8) with cool light brown but fair on the ends eyebrows and I was matched by the GA SA to shade 05 – on the US website it’s called light brown, but my jar says this shade is called auburn so this may be what it’s called in Europe.
   In the little glass pot it’s a cool-toned light taupe. It has a creamy texture that applies well. Absolutely beautiful on the brows – adds a bit of texture to my brows due to the slightly shimmery (but not fake or OTT looking) texture (which doesn’t really show up much on the brows). It look very natural as it’s not flat/matte. It doubles as a handy quick eyeshadow which I just apply across my lid with fingers if I’m running late and don’t have time to do a proper eye.
   There is a GA brush you can buy but I just use my Real Techniques slanted eye brush and it works just fine. The product is also waterproof and it does last – I was out in the rain in Dublin and it didn’t budge.
   I have used this daily since I bought it. Much better than the Anastasia and my favourite brow product. It cost me 31 euros at Brown Thomas so it wasn’t cheap but the pot will last forever. I’d repurchase.

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   scornfulApples8

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   WOW WOW AND HOW
   I am in love with the colors I selected as well as the quality and it has my three favorite words: ‘Made In France’ as opposed to Anastasia’s which are made in(gasp!) China. I selected the 08 grey which I use on my lid, yes it is a very cool color, but because I have brown eyes with a lot of gold in them this is a good contrast without being stark, my brows are dark brown and in my old age, have become so sparse that I have to paint most of them in and the 02 Dark Brown is perfect, not harsh and not so ash as to make me look ghoulish, next up I purchased the 07 Light Blonde and as use this as a contour color on the outer third of my eye and eye socket, it is of course warm but in the yellow family, so thankfully no red, which would look awful on my eyes. The 07 reminds me of one of my all time favorite socket/contour colors Nars ‘Blondie, which I think I will use on top of the Light blonde as my insurance/longevity policy.

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   vengefulHawk6

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   I am always looking for a great neutral eye shadows and when I read about the Eye & Brow Maestro, I got myself to Neiman Marcus as quick as possible. I had the SA help me pick out the brow color (almond) and she demonstrated how to use it as brow color as well as a eye liner – I paired it with a coordinating color (grey) .. this product goes on creamy, dries to perfection and lasts all day without creeping on my eyelid. If I need a more intense liner color I use a deep purple pencil to tightline. The result is more “natural” look. I did buy the new brush to apply it, it works well.

   I do love the Maestro Foundation as well, I switch it out with BE Serum makeup. I also use the Fluid Sheer in #9 as my blush and lip tint. This makes for a very dewy and more natural look .

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   worriedMacaw3

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   Love this! There aren’t too many multi tasking products that are great in each category.
   For brows – I have used YSL, Armani, Trish McEvoy, Anastassia & lately Tom Ford brow pencils. These are all excellent but the Brow Maestro is best! Up close sometimes the pencils can look a little powdery. Brow maestro blends into your own eyebrow hair very well. it has a bit of shimmer in the pot but not on your brows. It lasts all day.
   For eyeshadow – I was matched with #6 for my brows and it’s a great taupe eyeshadow as well. Sheer with very slight shimmer.
   Root touch up – with a spoolie brush you can use it on those roots that seem to show up so quickly in front of the ears.
   Eye Liner – I haven’t tried this yet because the color I have is light for a liner. But I will have to get more colors!