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Made for women with thinning brows who are done drawing them on
Thin, sparse brows? Stop drawing them on every morning. Roll pure castor oil right on the gaps, and let your own brows look fuller over time.
Precision Roller
Straight onto the bald spot, the arch and the fading tail
No Drip, No Film
Nothing in your eyes, nothing on your lids
20 Seconds a Day
Less time than drawing on one brow
100% Castor Oil
No needles, no dye, no drug near your eyes
Due to high demand, limited quantities available
90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Still reaching for the pencil after 90 days? We'll refund you 100%.
What's inside?
keyboard_arrow_down100% castor oil. Nothing else.
About 90% of castor oil is ricinoleic acid, a fatty acid that coats and conditions each thin brow hair.
No minoxidil, no prostaglandins, no hormones, no dye. 100% vegan.
How to use?
keyboard_arrow_downTwist & Roll: Open the cap and roll the metal ball along your brow, from the front to the tail.
Press on the Gaps: Go back and forth a few times over the thin spots, the arch and the tail.
Brows Only: Keep it on the brow, not on your lids or lashes. The roller makes that easy because nothing drips.
Leave It On: No rinse. Once it's dry, do your makeup as usual.
Is this right for me?
keyboard_arrow_downWhen will I see a difference?
keyboard_arrow_downBrow hairs grow slowly, so this is a daily habit, not an overnight fix. Use it every day and give it time. That's exactly why you get 90 days to try it.
Is it okay for gray or tinted brows?
keyboard_arrow_downYes. It cares for every brow hair, gray or not, and it doesn't change their color. It's not a dye. On tinted or laminated brows, wait until your brow artist's aftercare period is over.
How does the brow roller work?
keyboard_arrow_downThe cool metal ball follows your brow line and lays a thin layer of castor oil right on the brow hairs and the skin under them. No wand, no dropper, no oily fingers, and nothing slides toward your eyes.
How often should I use it?
keyboard_arrow_downOnce a day, morning or evening, on clean and dry brows. About 20 seconds is all it takes.
A Note from Our Esthetician
Henry Frazier
Licensed Esthetician
Castor oil has always been the brow tip people pass along. The trouble is how it goes on: a mascara wand spreads it everywhere, it slides into the eyes, and it's too sticky to keep up. A roller ball that lays a thin layer right on the brow line fixes the part that made people quit.
Precision
Roller
Ball
No Drip
No Film
20 Seconds
A Day
100%
Castor Oil
Never overplucked, but my brows kept disappearing. 20 seconds a night, and two months later they look fuller, especially the ends.
Menopause took my brows too. No pills, no hormones, just a roller before bed, and my husband says I look more awake.
An old photo made me cry over my brows. They're not my 30s brows, but my face finally looks like mine again.
I used to draw half my brows every morning. Now I just shape them, and my routine went from 10 minutes to 2.
People used to ask if I was sick without makeup. Last week I went to the store bare-faced and didn't want to hide.
I canceled my microblading appointment the night before. No needles, still MY brows, just fuller-looking.
Castor oil with a mascara wand blurred my eyes every night. The roller keeps it on my brows, and I haven't skipped a night in three months.
I covered a bald spot in my brow every morning. Not fully filled yet, but way less noticeable, even up close.
(You shouldn't have to draw your face on every morning just to look like yourself.)
The Daily Drawing Ritual
Pencil. Powder. Gel. Every single morning. Skip it once and someone asks if you're feeling okay.
Brows That Stop at the Arch
First they got thinner. Then sparser. Then half of them quietly disappeared, and now you're drawing in the rest like the lady you swore you'd never become.
The Old Photo That Stings
Your old pictures show thick, natural brows. The mirror shows a face you barely recognize.
SMOOVE® Brow Roller
20 seconds a day, right on the gaps you've been filling in. Less pencil every week, until the woman in the mirror looks like you again.
The pencil, the powder, the minutes in front of the mirror every morning. Here's how you trade all of that for 20 seconds a day, one week at a time. And all 12 weeks fit inside your 90-day money-back guarantee.
Weeks 1-2: Build the Habit
Weeks 3-4: Make It Automatic
Weeks 5-8: Look Closer
Weeks 9-12: Compare
No needles. No salon bill. No drawing your face on. Here's how it stacks up.
| SMOOVE Roller | Microblading | Castor Oil + Wand | Pencil Every Morning | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No needles, no pain | ||||
| Nothing runs into your eyes | ||||
| Your own brow hairs, not drawn on | ||||
| Done in 20 seconds | ||||
| No appointment, no hundreds of dollars | ||||
| Nothing permanent if you change your mind |
If you're not reaching for the pencil less, you don't pay.
Use SMOOVE® every day for 90 days. If your brows don't look fuller to you, or you're simply not happy, we refund every penny. You risk nothing but another morning of drawing.
Use it on the brow only, not on your lids or lashes, and keep it out of your eyes. The roller ball makes that easy because nothing drips. If any gets in your eye, rinse with water.
Castor oil. That's it. It's 100% vegan, made from the seeds of the castor plant.
No minoxidil, no prostaglandins, no hormones, no dye.
Once a day, morning or evening, on clean and dry brows. Roll from the front to the tail, then go back and forth over the thin spots. It takes about 20 seconds. No rinse.
Yes. The texture is light, so you can do your brow makeup once it has dried. Or use it in the evening and do your makeup as usual the next day.
On tinted or laminated brows, yes, once your brow artist's aftercare period is over. On fresh microblading, wait until it's fully healed and ask your artist first.
Brow hairs grow slowly, so this is a daily habit, not an overnight fix. Use it every day and give it time. That's why you get 90 days to try it.
Brows need daily care. Like any routine, your results last as long as you keep it up.