I love eyebrow mascaras and wholeheartedly recommend this type of products to everyone who dyes his hair, but does not want to dye his eyebrows. When I was blond I used to bleach my eyebrows too, but they are growing so fast that I had ugly roots in my eyebrows every few days and I was glad I could fix it up with an eyebrow mascara. Currently my hair color is still Hoyu Beauteen Foam Milky Hair Color Apple Rose, but my eyebrows look black. Maybe the difference is not too big, but for me it is something that annoys me a lot. The Majolica Majorca Eyebrow Mascara looks pretty much the right shade, though I think, since my natural eyebrows are black, it comes out darker on the brows than on the swatch my hands and I could have picked the lighter shade too.You just apply the mascara on your eyebrows, it changes the color, covers up "holes" you might have and also fixates your eyebrows in place, which might come in handy for people with long and tousled eyebrows. 
What I like about the Majolica Majorca Eyebrow Mascara is that there doesn't really stick too much color to the brush, which was a bit the problem with the one I used before where I always had to remove a bit of the mascara on a tissue before applying it on my eyebrows because there would just end up too much color on it, but this really isn't the case here. The mascara is also supposed to be waterproof and resistant to sweat, sebum and tears (you know, in case you feel like crying while hanging upside down...?). I cannot attest to the waterproof aspect, because I wash it off just with water and a normal facial cleansers and it works just fine, but I also never had this mascara smudge due to sweat, sebum and least of all tears.
If I would tell you that the Majolica Majorca Eyebrow Mascara was some super-awesome product I would not lie, but then again all eyebrow mascaras I have tried so far were really good, so, unless you love the packing as much as I do, any other product would probably be good to use too.
