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MUA Pro Brow Pencil Black Price in Pakistan
Rs. 1,175 on Highfy for the MUA Pro Brow Pencil in Black.
SKU TG-014942. No reviews on the listing.
A buildable brow pencil with a sharpener cap and built-in spooly, designed to create fine, hair-like strokes rather than a solid block of color.
100% vegan and cruelty-free, free from animal-derived ingredients.
A Single-Shade Pencil Versus MUA's Multi-Shade Eyebrow Kit
Unlike the MUA Pro Eyebrow Kit Fair Mid checked elsewhere in this batch, which bundles three powder shades plus tools, this is a single-shade pencil — a more focused, lower-commitment option for someone who already knows the exact tone they want.
The built-in spooly is a meaningful convenience detail, letting a buyer blend and soften the pencil strokes without needing a separate brow brush on hand.
Black is a bold choice for brow color specifically — most brow pencils lean into brown or taupe tones since black can read as harsh against lighter or warmer hair colors, worth considering unless a buyer's natural brow color is genuinely black.
Zero reviews leaves the actual pigment intensity and hair-stroke precision unconfirmed by buyers, which matters more for a pencil making fine-detail claims than it would for a broader powder product.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does this brow pencil cost?
A: Rs. 1,175 on Highfy.
Q: Does it include a spooly brush?
A: Yes, a built-in spooly is included for blending, along with a sharpener cap.
Q: Is black a common brow pencil shade?
A: Less common than brown or taupe tones — black tends to suit only naturally black-haired individuals, since it can look harsh on lighter or warmer hair colors.
Q: Is the formula buildable?
A: Yes, the brand describes it as layerable from a natural to a bolder, more defined look.
- 01Use the pencil tip to create short, hair-like strokes through the brows, following the natural direction of your brow hairs.
- 02Use the spooly on the opposite end to blend and comb through for a softer, more natural finish.
- 03Define the tail of the brow with more precise strokes, then blend toward the front for a gradient look.


