Okay guys, bleach brows are in and the Kat Von D pomade is where it's at. This is meant to be a brow pomade, an eyeshadow, an eyeliner. I just grabbed a fluffy brush and just kind of swooped it through my brow and then kind of cut it out to create the shape. If you're into a bleach brow, yes, this is not going anywhere. It's staying put. Okay, now I'm just going to go ahead and apply this as a base because that's probably what I will use it as. Okay, so once it dries, there's no creasing, there's no nothing. I'm just trying to see how a shadow would blend on top of it and it's freaking stunning. No base, base. Blends perfectly, no creasing, 10 out of 10. Add to cart.

Scared to bleach your brows? Here's how to fake it with makeup. First step, run KVD Beauty Super Pomade in the shade Bleach through your brow hairs and let it set. Next, brush a thin layer of your concealer to tone down the color. Set with a little powder, and you have platinum bleach brows without ever using bleach.

Hey guys, today I wanted to talk to you about the Kat Von D Super Pomade in the color Bleach. It is what I use to achieve this non-committal bleached brow look. I really like it. I think it looks super edgy and super cute. But, I wanted to talk about the formula. It's super duper creamy. It's not super difficult to pick up product. If you look right here, I could use a paintbrush and just... Look at that pigment. I didn't even use that much product. It's super easy to apply. It can be used as an eyeliner, eyeshadow base, whatever you want. But I really like it for the brows just because I get this really unique look. Definitely something that I would invest in. I have a couple colors. If you're interested in a multi-use product like this, check it out!

AVD eyeliner in the purple shade. I was trying to smoke it out, but it's not creamy. You just wanna draw something, you know, just a plain liner without smudging it or smoking it out, then it's fine. It's long-lasting, it's not going anywhere. That's the color. I can't even imagine putting this on my eyes. It's just rough. I like to smudge my eyeliner, so, for that smoky effect, and I'm afraid it'll, like, do more harm than good with my eyes, like, causing more wrinkles, and it's just not worth it for me.

Here's a quick and easy tip to make hazel or green eyes pop. I'm using KVD's Tattoo Pencil in Matter Red, since red is a complementary color to green. Rather than applying this on my actual eyelid, I'm going to be tightlining with this. So I'm going underneath my lashes on the waterline and applying it in between the lashes as well. The red will look the most dramatic where I'm applying it now, but it creates a soft and subtle contrast to green and hazel eyes once the eyes look forward, as you can see here. And here's how it looks with a completed face. And there you have it, an easy trick to add in to make the eye color stand out.

So today I just want to show you guys this KBD tattoo pencil liner in the shade matter red It's a shade that I do not own. It's so unique and It's so nice It's a true red shade and I think it looks so flattering on brown eyes Even if you have blue eyes and gray eyes, I think this is so stunning It's so creamy but yet last all day on the world Also a twist up pencil so you don't have to sharpen it

Video Review of #KVD BEAUTY Super Pomade by Madison

Video Review of #KVD BEAUTY Super Pomade by Madison