Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion

Last year I collaborated with Cult Beauty to put together my ultimate makeup bag of beauty must-haves, and for the brows I chose the Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion. I hadn’t ever tried a brow cushion before, so the idea kinda appealed to me as being something a little different from the normal pencils, pomades and gels.

Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion

“An innovative two-shade liquid brow compact that creates effortlessly fuller-looking brows.

The first-of-its-kind, a cushion-like dispensing system allows your brush to become fully saturated in each of the rich, pigmented colours that are both smudge-proof and sweat resistant to ensure long-lasting, gradual eyebrows.

Each cushion contains Vitamin E  renowned to help stimulate the growth of your natural brows,  alongside a unique long-lasting formula.  Each champagne-gold, mirrored compact includes a double -sided applicator with a spoolie at one end and an ultra-thin angled brush on the other to create hair-like strokes, for the most precise brow application yet – think micro-blading at home! (6g).” – Iconic London

The Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion is £24 and comes in four different shade duos;

• Fair – warm toned blonde
• Cool Fair – cool & ash toned blonde
• Medium – brunette
• Deep – dark brunette or jet black

The Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion is packaged within a rose gold metallic compact. Once you open the lid, the cushion is protected by an air tight secondary lid, with an applicator which folds out to give you a miniature spoolie and a miniature angled brush to apply and blend the brow cushion through the brows.

I chose the Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion in the shade Medium as it looked like a good neutral toned duo. I have naturally very dark brown brows, and so many deep brunette brow products are orange toned. The Medium Eyebrow Cushion includes a slightly warm toned medium brown and a cool toned deep brown.

If you’ve never tried a cushion before, it’s essentially a well filled with product which is saturated into the sponge. When you press the brush into the sponge, you can see the liquid come to the surface.

It’s essentially like a brow cream in a more liquid format, and you just swipe the angled brush over the sponge a couple of times and then apply directly to the brows to ‘draw’ hair-like strokes, and then blend out with the spoolie for a more diffused effect.

Both sides of the cushion dry down to a matte finish, and the applicator isn’t bad. I prefer using a smaller, more precise brow brush but it’s definitely usable. I really like the effect the Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion gives.

You can go for a subtle more natural look, or go for intense Insta-brows. This compact contains 6g of product which didn’t seem very much, but I’ve used mine for months and months and it’s still filled with product.

You can find the Iconic London Sculpt & Boost Eyebrow Cushion right here.

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