The second product I tried in the new Inika range was the Brow Define Palette. I am a stickler for good brow products as it is waaaay too easy to stuff those puppies up and I do not enjoy looking at others with bad brows. Usually, I reach for my Colourpop Brow Pencil or my Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade as opposed to powdered products. I find using pencil or cream much easier for creating a defined brow.

The Brow Define Palette comes with a transparent wax, a light powder, a dark powder, a mini brow brush and spoolie. I found the brush and spoolie useless as they were too small for me to grip adequately to get precise application. Doesn’t help that I am hugely loyal to my Morphe E29 brush which saves my brows and sometimes even my eyeliner. Diving straight into the formula: the wax I did not like, but then again I don’t like any sort of wax on my brows as it makes them feel stiff (I normally use a light gel to set). Then again, you can just use the powders if you fancy. There are two palette options – Amber and Chestnut. Within each palette is a light and a dark shade which you can use to customise the look that suit you best. To create my ideal brows I applied the dark shade to the outer end of my brows and faded the colour as I moved inwards to the lighter shade. The powder is very pigmented which surprised me, some other brow powders I have tried do not hold their colour well and eventually flake everywhere.