Godefroy MyBrows Long Lasting Eyebrow Transfers, Soft Arch, Natural Black, 12-Pairs of Brows

My eyebrows have been disappearing since my 40’s, I’m now in my mid 50’s and they are very sparse, so when I saw these Godefroy transfer brows I hoped they’d be the answer to my sparse brows. I did try the medium brown medium arch to begin with but found them to dark and too big on my face. These light brown high arched brows are better, though I have still trimmed them around the arch underneath and shortened them slightly. They are fairly easy to apply, but I wasn’t willing to trim down my existing brow hair as per the instructions so although they initially went on well, but the left one had started to come away in patches a few hours later because of the sparse hair underneath lifting the transfer. So they look realistic, cut close to the brow shape, but they are still shiny on top and they work best with no hair straight onto clean grease free skin the best. I might try them in the bald patches in my brow cut in smaller patches and see how they last. So not the answer for me I’m afraid. Please see my photo with the light brown high arch brow trimmed slightly thinner to suit my taste.

Didnt like these,they are so plastic

I really like these Brow Transfers from Godefroy. I have very light almost non existent brows and had them tattooed in place many years ago. They have now started to fade drastically so I wanted something that looked effective rather than pencilling them in. I have tried numerous Brow transfers and they have always been too large and too dark for me, no matter what shape and size and colour, that I chose. These however, are just right. I do trim a little of the brow before putting them on as I am used to quite thin eyebrows but they still look very effective . The colour is a lighter brown than any I have tried and are not gingery I found these so easy to apply: I shave the eyebrow are before applying as I already have such little hair and then, I simply trim the brow closely before removing the plastic cover Starting at the inner corner I place the brow gently in position and line up with the brow line. I sometime place a pencil dot at each point of the brow to help guide the position I then press them into place and use a warm soaked flannel to hold against the brows in turn until I see the paper lift. About 30 seconds I know I can then peel the paper off, leaving the brow transfer in place. I gently press the brow transfer in place to ensure it is fully stuck. If I am not wearing much makeup, I powder over them to lighten them a little and remove the shine. Baby powder or makeup powder is fine. I find that they last about three days in all, sometimes a little longer. I am a side sleeper so they do get rubbed by my pillow. A back sleeper could probably get 4-5 days out of them Either way, they are very good quality and very good value. I will definitely buy more of these, and will looking at other styles/colours they may have, just out of interest. Recommended

Don’t look natural , funny shape

I really like these brow transfers from Godfroy This is the second lot I have tried from them. I liked the previous one too but wanted to try another style and colour They are simple to use: Ensure the are of the brow is clean and free of any products. Cut around the eyebrow transfer as close as possible with trimming it unless you wish to make it smaller/thinner Remove the transparent layer and press the eyebrow transfer into place working from inner brow to outer brow line. (mark ing position with an eyebrow pencil dot is easier.) Hold a very damp cloth on the transfer for about 20-30 seconds and the transfer paper should peel off leaving the eyebrow transfer in place. I usually press gently along the length to ensure it is even stuck If the brow looks shiny I dab with either face powder or talcum (this will also lighten it slightly Then I make up in the usual way. If the edges of the transfer can be seen I dab a little Nivea or other light cream along the line. I found that they can last me around 3 days with care. Avoid them when showering or washing hair and as a side sleeper I try not to bury them in the pillow, although they seem to cope quite well Avoid getting make up on them as some will make them start to deteriorate. It might take one or two tries to get them right but the effect is amazing and very realistic. They can be removed with makeup remover or soap and flannel and a little gentle rubbing. Highly Recommended