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Glow Up Monday: The Chanel Brow Kit That’s Worth Every Peso

Obrigada, minhas Glow Up Girls do Brasil, por todo o amor e apoio! Eu vejo vocĂªs. EstĂ£o prontas para brilhar ainda mais esta semana? Este post Ă© especialmente para vocĂªs!




It’s Monday again — a fresh start, a blank canvas, and another chance to show up for yourself. Whether you're heading to the boardroom, clocking in from home, or making breakfast for your little humans, you deserve to feel put-together, powerful, and polished.


And sometimes, that confidence starts with something as simple as well-groomed brows.


Today’s spotlight is the Chanel Brow Kit — a tiny powerhouse that quietly whispers, “You’ve got this.” From the sleek, iconic compact to the precise tools inside, everything about this kit feels intentional and elegant. It doesn’t scream — it knows its worth. And so should you.




Inside, you’ll find two pigmented brow powders, a spoolie, an angled brush, a blending brush, and a mini tweezer. The angled brush is missing from the photo because it was missing at the time. I looked for it after taking pictures and thank God I found it under my desk! 


The left shade gives soft definition while the right brings depth — perfect for creating a balanced, natural brow or something more structured when you’re in boss mode. I always mix them. My hair is black but turns copper when the light hits. 


I haven't used the tools as they are so tiny. I don't know if I'll be able to draw my eyebrow with such tiny tools but I promise, next time I'll try them and update this post. 


For my fellow moms, this is the kit that makes five-minute grooming possible. For the career girls, this sits beautifully in your bag — ready for quick touch-ups before meetings or coffee runs. Either way, this is more than a brow product. But actually, you won't even need to bring this with you if you don't have a big event planned in the afternoon or evening. The color lasts the whole day! 


This kit is a reminder: when you take time for yourself, you’re not being extra — you’re being intentional.


So here’s your Monday motivation: start your week looking like the main character — because you are. ✨

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