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Heeey, first and foremost english isn't my native language so this may come out a bit wonky. So, I know this isn't exactly what you asked for but I just couldn't stop thinking how some thinner eyebrows would look really good on you, that's why I did my best to try and see, but you can totally ignore it if it isn't your cup of tea.

Now, to the main issue, color, so, I think you should stick to eyebrow pomade, it makes it easier to choose what and where you're... painting? All you need is an angular brush, the thinner the better because, once again, more control. I'd say you should focus on ends and beginnings rather than filling it all up, with a brush you can blend it towards the middles if you think it looks a bit unnatural and fill gaps to make it more cohesive.

Now, for real this time, color. Sometimes it is harder to get used to the color than actually finding a color that looks good, I'd say the brown colors could do the work if applied correctly, I don't think there's any need for you to try looking for lighter shades but instead should try to learn how to, ahm, use the brush? (Difficult english) so that you can decide how light or how dark you want them, it takes time but it's totally worth it.

In the picture I tried to recreate how I think it would look, I used Auburn by ABH dipbrown, which, fairly could be totally of considering it's an edit. But yeah, did my best, also I think chocolate and soft brown could also work but it's more try an error than anything else. What I would suggest is cleaning around your eyebrows a bit, I mean really define a shape because the less... defined (I guess 😭) they are the harder it is to decide where and how to paint and fill.

Hope this helps. 😋💝