Clear mascara was the first makeup product I ever put on my face — not counting the times I played with my mother’s blue eyeshadow and red lipstick. While clear mascara didn’t do much for my lashes, it certainly made an impact when I decided to experiment with it on my brows. Initially, I was just trying to get more bang for my buck, but the results changed my beauty routine for the better. Then, for whatever reason, I stopped using it.I switched to tinted brow gels and tried for years to find the perfect one that didn’t clump, wasn’t too thick, and seamlessly brushed through my hairs without destroying the shape. I never fell head-over-heels, so I’ve returned to the OG option: clear gel.And it actually makes my hairs look thicker, fuller, and more precise. Kelley Baker , the woman behind Lucy Hale’s beautiful eyebrows, says that for someone with darker, bolder brows , it's best to opt for a clear product — or else, as I've experienced firsthand, brows might veer into caterpillar territory. Hey, when the solution is only $2, you won't find me complaining.r Show Time Lash & Brow Mascara in Clear, $2, available at Walmart