Pam Bondi's Eyebrow Blindness Is Undeniable In These Pics

Pam Bondi's biggest makeup mistakes will always haunt her, and that includes her eyebrow blindness. The ex-U.S. attorney general doesn't seem to have the best beauty routine, as her makeup often looks hastily applied. As an experienced professional makeup artist, I can admit that Bondi's blunders aren't as severe as Karoline Leavitt's, whose eyebrow blindness is undeniable. On the scale of "MAGA makeup" wearers, Bondi is firmly in the middle between Kimberly Guilfoyle, as one of the worst offenders, and Ivanka Trump, who has made some of the biggest makeup mistakes but usually looks flawless. 

Still, the former prosecutor could use some lessons on taming her brows and using the right color to fill them in. If Bondi just had a good brow pencil or powder and professional eyebrow mapping, she'd look perfectly polished. Instead, her messy hairs are just all over the place. It's clear that her eyebrow blindness has gone unnoticed by her, but it's time she gives it a good, hard look.

Pam Bondi needed to get with the times in October 2024 when she appeared on Instagram with fellow Trumper Richard Grenell. The native Floridian's makeup was all over the place, with her stamped-on brows looking like they came from 2015. The heavy-handed approach made them appear overly harsh and only highlighted her outdated white eyeshadow, which was big during the Y2K era. Perhaps Bondi was channeling Britney Spears, but oops, she did it again with the bad makeup.

Having fair blond hair, albeit obviously dyed, Pam Bondi should fill in her brows with an ashy light-brown color. However, the one she chose in 2013 had way too much warmth to it, resulting in an orangey hue. While this would look okay on someone with red hair, her butter-yellow strands only made her brows look even more orange, especially against her flushed cheeks. When in doubt, always lean more toward a cooler shade, especially when you have blond hair — bottle or natural.

Two years later, Pam Bondi still hadn't resolved her eyebrow blindness and kept using an eyebrow pencil with a red undertone. The color seriously clashed against her straw-colored hair and looked incredibly unnatural. While some folks with blond hair look good with ashy brows, a darker shade would enhance Bondi's features, particularly her eyes. Taupe is a no-fail hue that both cool and warm blonds can use, as it's a neutral brown without any red that's dark enough to add some definition. Anything in the chestnut family, like Bondi's 2015 choice, is much too orange.

Thankfully, over the years, Pam Bondi ditched the orange eyebrow pencil and chose a much cooler tone. The dark-brown shade she used in February 2026, for example, was a tad too dark for her blond hair, but it did match her grown-out roots, so it wasn't too jarring. What needed adjusting was the attorney's application, as her brows were uneven. Both failed to have any straight lines, and one appeared slightly thicker than the other. Slightly messy brows can look charming, but Bondi's needed to be reigned in.

Eyebrow blindness doesn't just mean that a person overdoes it with the pencil. It can also be that they're so used to seeing their face every day that they don't realize how neglected their brows are. That seemed to be the case for Pam Bondi in June 2025, as most of her face looked groomed, except for her eyebrows. They could have used a good trimming, and it looked like she forgot to fill them in. Being in the stand may rattle some people, but some photos from the day show Bondi confident and smirking, so there was no excuse for the messy brows.

Pam Bondi rarely overdoes it with her makeup, which is why her dark eyebrows stood out during an interview with Fox in February 2025. The almost-black color she used to fill them in looked harsh on her face and instantly aged her. Considering that she used minimal products, looking to have only worn a few coats of mascara and coral lipstick, Bondi should have kept her brows softer. Additionally, the strong shade only drew attention to the fact that she failed to fill in the inner parts, resulting in a disjointed demarcation that looked oh-so unprofessional.

While looking at Pam Bondi at a December 2024 meeting in Washington, D.C., you may be immediately drawn to her orange face. Sure, her bronzer or foundation was way too dark and looked practically radioactive, but there was no hiding that she'd failed to fill in her brows, too. Pro tip: When you can see the skin through your eyebrows, it's time to reach for your pencil. Sadly, it seemed Bondi spent all her time that day on making herself resemble Donald Trump instead of making her brows fierce enough to distract us from her unnatural skin tone.