Billion Dollar Brows 2-Piece Brow Buddy Contour Stencil Microblading Kit for Symmetrical Eyebrows, Black

Yes. Just yes.
There are only 2 improvements they could make to this: 1. Adding a level. I know it’s supposed to line up, but you can totally be crooked. Having a level (both horizontal and vertical) would be awesome and assure you’re head/the device isn’t slightly crooked 2. If you drag your pencil line off the inner curve of the brow it will skew because the pencil starts to go in at at an angle making it crooked. If they could devise a solution to keep the pencil straight and not veering inward (going from the sharp end of the pencil to the more rounder part also skews in conjunction with the physical curvature of the bottom of the inner brow bone), it would be perfect. I think having a hollow track inside the arms with a very sturdy but thin pencil that didn’t change widths would be helpful in this regard. All that being said, it’s better than nothing and you can finagle it and make it work. I actually glued a very small level onto the bottom of mine, and I have another tool that helps me determine the midline between my brows to help me keep it positioned evenly. Not everyone has perfectly straight noses so the bottom part isn’t a very good way to set something up against the face to align with. Granted, most people probably aren’t as much as a perfectionist as I am with it. (Definitely didn’t whip out calipers. Nope, not me!)

It’s ok
Eh. It’s a little comical. Very cheaply made. My fault for taking the chance on it. Would not recommend. It’s very much “gimmicky”, if that’s a word.

Complacida .!!!
Llego en perfecta condiciones, mil gracias .

In trying to achieve symmetrical eyebrows and this is the best tool I’ve found!
This is how I used the tool. It comes from below your eyebrows (placed under your nose) creating a stable base. Using the white pencil, I marked on one side OF THE TOOL where I wanted my eyebrow to begin, opened the tool until I located the top of the arch and marked it , then I opened the tool until I located where the eyebrow should end and marked it. Then I took the tool down and made a straight line (using a straight edge) across it onto the other “arm” creating a guide so that both sides would be equal distances from the starting point. There is a concealed hinge that moves both sides of the instrument at the same time, so when I had marked the beginning, the top of the arch and the end I was able to mark each side of my eyebrows to be symmetrical. I then filled in with my eyebrow pencil. Hope this helps!