Dual-Ended Eyebrow Brush

The Clinique Dual-Ended Eyebrow Brush puts the two halves of a brow routine on one handle: a stiff angled edge for laying colour down, and a spoolie for taking the hardness back out of it. Flip it, and the second half of the job is already in your hand.

What it actually does

• Fills with precision. Clinique describes the angled flat end as firm-bristled, made to move colour evenly through the brows rather than depositing it in clumps.
• Handles powders and pomades. The brand positions this end for both formats, and names its own Fill in the Blanks™ Brow Powder Pomade as the intended partner.
• Grooms with the spoolie. The other end brushes hairs into position and blends the colour you just applied, which is what stops a filled brow from looking drawn on.
• Gives a tamed rather than drawn look. Per Clinique, the spoolie's job is a naturally tamed finish — blurring is the difference between defined and obvious.

How to use

1. Sweep the angled end across your brow product.
2. Fill in using short strokes that follow the direction your own hairs grow.
3. Flip to the spoolie and blur the colour through, or just use it on its own to groom and shape a bare brow.

Questions

Which brow product does it work best with?

Clinique recommends its Fill in the Blanks™ Brow Powder Pomade and calls this the ideal tool for it, but the angled end is designed for powders and pomades in general.

Can I use just the spoolie?

Yes. If your brows are full enough that they only need directing, the spoolie end on its own shapes and tidies them without any product.

Why short strokes instead of one line?

Because brows are made of individual hairs. Short strokes in the growth direction mimic that, which is why Clinique's instruction specifies them. A single continuous line reads as a drawn shape.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Items in stock arrive sooner; anything we source for you takes longer.

Payment and returns?

Credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets — no cash on delivery. Returns cover defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery; refunds go back to the original payment method within 15–30 days.