Kaleigh compared the Dipbrow Pomade to the Brow Pomade. Here's what they had to say:
Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade (ABH) against the Makeup Revolution Brow Pomade. (MR) . For this specific test, I compared the shades ‘Blonde’ for each of the brands. The ABH pomade contains .14oz. of product for the price of $18 and has 11 shade options to choose from. The MR pomade contains .08oz. of product at a price point of $8 and has 4 shade options. One difference you will see between the two products is the size of the packaging. While both products come in a similar boxed design, the MR is over 2x as big. This is due to the MR pomade also including a small dual end brush with their product. The ABH comes with only the pomade itself. When using the products side by side I was very impressed with how identical the coloring was for both products. I did notice after opening both jars that the MR pomade was visibly separating from the edges of the jar and had slight cracking along the edges of the product. To apply the ABH pomade, I used my ELF dual-ended brow brush and applied the product throughout my brow with the angled side then combed and blended with the spoolie side. The product applied quickly and smoothly and blended out well. For the MR side I used the provided brush; again using the angled side to first apply the product. I noticed that it was taking more dips and swirls of the brush to achieve the desired level of coverage on my brow. I went back in on the MR with my ELF spoolie and blended and combed the product and was able to achieve the same look as the ABH brow. I do think that the products have many similarities and you can achieve the same look.
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