I also have light blonde hair. I love the Ash Blonde! It is the perfect color without looking too harsh!

It depends on your natural eyebrow color. If you are a natural brunette or even light brown, go with the medium ash. If you are a natural pale blond go with the ash blond. I am a natural dark blond and the ash blond color was too light for me, the medium ash was perfect.

Ash Blonde should work well

Use the Anastasia mechanical brow pencil in the medium brown. Use a light hand until you know how much you need. The lines are so fine, just a few strokes work for me, and I have graying blond hair with blue eyes. I love this pencil!

Ash blonde.

The ash blonde one.
I have medium brown hair and I bought this color by mistake,
and it was way to light for me.
So this would probably be your color

If you are using the mechanical brow wiz pencil you only have 3 options. Ash is probably best for you. Medium ash is more more light brunetts.

Try a light ash or blonde shade.

Clinique superfine brow pencil in blonde.

I have very pale blonde eyebrows and I went with the Ash Blonde shade. My blonde hair and brows lean to the ashy side, but I can see this shade working well for a golden blonde too.

It is always best to match your brow color to your base color. Just don't go too dark if you have lots of highlights. I'm a dark blonde and I use the medium ash Anastasia brow wiz.

Definitely choose the brown. I'm a graying blond with blue eyes, and that color is delicate, but makes a huge difference!

Depending on how brown your hair is, either Medium Ash or Ash Blonde.
I use ash blonde for my dark brown hair, but am supposed to be using medium ash (which I find a bit too dark for my super fine hair).

Medium Ash sweet cheeks!
I have the same hair.. Light brown hair with caramelish highlights.

Medium Ash

A "taupe" eyebrow pencil seems to work best on everyone. I would recommend the Med Ash.

My hair is similar and I use medium ash. Looks great.

The Anastasia ash colored brow pencil looks great on me. I have warm colored blonde hair with slightly lighter highlights.

I suggest the brunette or medium ash shades to enhance your blonde high lights.

You should probably try the brunette pencil but just don't fill in your brows too deply. You can play with how deep you want the color by applying more or less of the product to your brows.

I think you should use the brown. It will go well with your hair, and I know it helps bring out the blue in my eyes.

Id use the medium ash. It's not too dark or too light. I have natural dark blonde hair, but very light skin, and this color does not over power my features or stand out too much. You can always add more applications to get it darker and darker if the first layer is too light. The next color up looks too dark.

FIrst of all, I had this prob with very little brows after overplucking for years. I think the best thing to do is get a permanent brow done, this is
technically a tattooing process. After that you can follow the line to fill in and adjust as you'd like. If you keep on drawing the brows on, what happens when you are old and can't make a straight line ??

The Medium Ash is completely neutral - not red or brown at all, almost gray. It's universally flattering!

Try either medium ash or ash blonde.

Use the pencil to fill in not draw the brow. You want it to look as natural as possible. Fill in and do it like you're coloring, not heavy drawing.

Medium Ash Definetly! Will look a bit lighter then a dark brown. Just dont add to much pressure while applying!

Try a medium ash or lighter. This product won't make your eyesbrows look to harsh

I find a "taupe" eyebrow pencil to be the best color for everyone. The nearest color would be Med Ash.

I would go into a Sephora, try the different ones and ask the sales people what they think. They are ALWAYS AMAZINGLY helpful. If you don't like the one you try, return it for another one.

I have dark brown hair, color treated most of the time, and black eyebrows and eyelashes and I only use the brunette. I tried ash at the first application and it was too light.

I have very dark brown hair that looks black indoors but is truly brown in sunlight. I hope that helps you decide if my answer is relevant for you haha. I found the medium ash shade acceptable but sort of unnatural. It may look pretty natural when others look at me, I felt that when I saw myself in the mirror, it looked a tad too unnatural, like I had filled in my brows. ( which sounds weird, but I actually like a 100% natural look) The brunette may seem dark, but when you smudge it around with the brush, you can actually create a darker or lighter color depending on how much color building or blending you do.

Medium ash should work fine. I find medium ash pretty dark already. If you've got lighter hair than your eyebrows, I would lighten your eyebrows a tad.

Defeinetly use Brunette.. it goes on dark enough to look black. Medium ash would be to light if you have black hair.

I used medium ash and have dark brown hair and it looks fine. You dont want your eyebrows to dark or harsh looking

Use the medium ash. It is always best to go a few shades lighter with your eyebrows. It brightens up the face.

I had the same question. I have brown/black hair and went with the Medium Ash. It's perfect. Looks way more natural and less harsh in my opinion.

To choose the right shade for your brows, you should consider your skin tone when choosing the right shade. If you're tone is on the lighter side, you could pull off both shades. With the medium ash, you can create subtle and natural brows because it is a lighter shade of black. With brunette, it'll give a much thicker look to your brows and it will still look natural since the color of your hair and brows are black. Not only that, depending on the shape of your brows, the darker color shade can really help enhance the framing of your face. If your skin is more towards the tanner or warmer tones, brunette would be the most natural shade for your eyebrows. The brown color not only blends in well with the hairs of your brows but it also complements the tan or warm skin tones. The medium ash for warmer tones might not complement so well or it might not show because it's a lighter shade. Hope this helps!

yes it work fine

I would use the black lightly, very light strokes, it would look beautiful

I use the brunette and it's not too dark. Try going to a Sephora store to try on before you buy it.

i would recommend a medium brown color for you brows. i am a natural blonde and i have brown eye brows so it is obviously natural to have brown eye brows with blonde hair ;) and if the blonde brow liner looks to light for you then go for a medium brown. personally i like that i have brown eye brows it makes my eyes more noticeable! :D

I have blonde hair and sparse brows. The brunette color is right on me. I wouldn't want it any lighter or it wouldn't show up enough.

brunette is great for dark eyebrows

Try the anastasia Brow Wiz in the Medium blonde. It works wonders

I would go with your natural color. I've tried matching my hair color and it looks ridiculous to me. I love the Anastasia Brow Wiz in Ash Blonde.

To me, the medium ash looks like taupe, not red. I know that they also make a reddish shade, so make sure that you check the color. You can try mixing the two colors (medium ash and a dark blonde shade), but if your brows are fading with the blonde shade, I would go with the darker color.

Try the brunette brow wiz pencil.. I have medium brown hair with darker eyebrows and I find applying the brunnette with a lighter hand is perfect. I really love the texture of this pencil and it really doesnt smudge too much even in hot weather.

I would definitely suggest Medium Ash. It's almost a light umber-gray color. It's not warm at all - the image online doesn't do it justice! I have slightly mousy dark brown hair and very sparse eyebrows. I love this pencil to fill in. You can really build it up so it's darker, or just do one stroke and it's barely there. It's a tiny tiny tip, so it won't look fake.

Definitely go lighter!

i am close to the same, i use the brunette in the winter for a darker look- and ash in the summer for a more natural look. but you can put the brunette on light for the same result as the ash.

I wouldn't waste my money on this product at all. The colors are "off" and the pencil is greasy and fades very quickly. Do yourself a favor and buy one of Anastasia's other brow pencils, or buy from a different brand. But it sounds like your color would be Medium Ash Brown-- if you want to waste your money on this.

The brow expert was in-store and suggested the dark brown pencil to be used w the medium ash brown brow powder that came in the ash brown kit. I mix them together and seal w the brow gel and receive lots of compliments. sounds complicated but having perfcet brows is worth it!

Use the brunette for sure.

I have dark brown hair with a reddish tint and I use Anastasia Brow Wiz in Medium Ash. it doesn't make my eyebrows look like I used a sharpie to fill them in, this mechanical brow pencil gives a very natural look.

I really feel like the Medium Ash color is universally flattering. It's not nearly as red as it looks online. I have mousy dark brown hair and it works great. I used to be blonde, and it worked great then too.

This pencil is really buildable, so you can use a little or a lot - either way, it's very natural looking.

Maybe try medium ash. I use ash blonde but layer it on b/c medium ash is a bit dark on me. I have dark brownish/black hair but hair is very fine so looks brown.

I have similar colouring as you. I used medium ash it's quite natural

Brunette darling!

I have pretty similiar colouring as you and I am using the Brunette.

Get the medium ash color, it is a nice light brown, the ash blond is way too light.

I would try the Anastasia Brow Wiz - Medium Ash
Best pencil on the market.
You can always go in to the Sephora store and they will match a color for you

I use the Revolon brow fantasy brow gel/pencil combination and then use Anastasia medium ash brow wiz to fill in areas where I need more precision. It's a perfect match!

I'd choose Brow Wiz by Anastasia it medium ash unless your hair has a lot of red tones. The I'd suggest searching for something for auburn hair.

The Anastasia mechanical brow pencil (in the reddish brown case) is extremely easy to control, looks very natural (it will mimic your brow hairs in appearance), and I know you'll love it!

Anastasia eye brow pencils really work great. I always just used a regular brown eyeliner pencil and then started using this. it's natural and comes with a brush. You'll definitely love it!

Ash is more for blonds.
Brunette is for brunetts or black hair.
Medium Ash... looks really good if you have light brown hair and highlights or just light brown hair.
Hope this helps! <3

Try any of anastasias products

Clinique superfine brow pencil in blonde.

Try Dior powder pencil in Blond.

You should use the darkest color. I am a graying blond with blue eyes and the brown is right for me, but would not be enough color if my hair was dark.

My eyebrows are darker than my hair. I really like the brunette color because it's not too dark and it looks so natural. If you can, try it on in the Sephora store before you buy it.

brunette

I am supposed to use Medium Ash but find it way too dark for my face/skintone, so I started using Ash Blonde and it looks great! I've gotten many compliments... I have dark brownish black hair.

Brunette

A taupe eyebrow pencil seems to work best on everyone. For you I would recommend Med Ash. You could also go w/Brunette, I don't think it would be too dark.

I would definitely get the brunette one. I have the same coloring and that's the one I use. I don't think the lighter ones would look natural.

It depends. If you want something that is subtle but not toooooo done, going three shades lighter would be a better option. If you'd like to enhance the framing of your face, I'd go with two shades lighter. I'd suggest brunette since you have tan/olive skin with yellow undertones. The brunette can blend in well with the color of your skin tone as well as with your hair creating natural and thick brows. If you'd like to stick to a lighter shade black, then the ash blonde would be a good choice as it gives subtle looking brows and a youthful overall appearance.

no, two steps

I have light hair, but dark dark brows, lashes, etc -
I tried the Ash Blonde and wasn't happy with it at all.
It's a dry pencil and the color was not what I was looking for. I recommend something darker for sure. Hope this helps!

Can't answer how 'ash' but it's not got a red base color nor a yellow base color.

If you have blonde hair go with ash.
Light blonde-Medium brown go with Medium ash.
Black hair -Brown

You can control how dark you want with the little brush. I use it as light ash but could make it darker if I wanted.

The Ash Blonde has no red, but the Medium ash is definitely on the red side- and much darker.

I'm a dark blonde and have run screaming from anything with "ash" in the name, but the medium ash is a perfect match for me. It's a lighter brown with very minimal ash tones. The brush allows you to smooth out the color if it gets too dark.

Medium Ash has alot of red undertones. I'm supposed to use this color for my dark brownish/black hair. But it's too dark for me, so I use Ash Blonde instead and put alot of layers to darken it. I love Ash Blonde and haven't found any other brand that has this similiar color/hue. Ash blonde is very grey-ish but still has a slight yellow undertone so it still complements my skintone.

I have brown hair, and hazel eyes, and the ash brown is perfect for me.
The darker shade of pencil was too dark. The ash to me is really more brown then "ash."

Medium ash has a bit of red in it. I went from brunette ( using brunett brow wiz) to a really light brown with reddish highlights for the summer...and so I switched to Medium ash and it's pretty perfect!

I can't say for the light ash, I have not used it. I do use the medium ash and its a medium brown.

I've tried the Ash Blonde and wasn't happy with it.
The color is VERY light and if anything, maybe some yellow-ish undertones. I have light hair, fair skin, but dark features (brows, lashes, etc) - I found it to be a dry pencil, so I had to press very hard to get any kind of effect. You would do best to try a darker shade or different brand. (I like Tarte - Emphaseyes)

It is taupe.

I got the medium ash one this time, trying to lighten the look of my brows and it too looked a bit gray. But it looks great when applied. I tried the regular ash blonde and it's more taupe when applied too. Hope this helps!

To me, it's definitely dark blonde and is not the least bit gray. The colors are always way off on this site. I have a realistically calibrated monitor (because I'm in graphic design and it MUST be right) and everything on this site is a gamble when it comes to color. And it's not consistently off. Sometimes it's more intense. Sometimes it's more washed. I don't understand why it's always such a problem.

The color is more grey with hints of taupe and the color is build able

I tried that shade in the store about 2 weeks ago and I seem to remember it having loads of warmth. I actually personally prefer neutral and ash based shades, so I think that is why I didn't pick it up.

it does appear that way in the photo, but, it will blend naturally with your eyebrows. just try it, you can always return it!

It's more light brown. Not grey at all.

I find this to be more of a taupe. I am a light blonde. It is the perfect shade for me.It looks natural and is so easy to get a good arch without looking like Bert from Sesame Street! The brush is fab too!

Yes....it's warm. Great for summer when the sunshine light is more harsh to the complextion...the color looks very natural.