BROW LINER

If you are applying it directly to your eyebrows, wipe and dry the skin around your eyebrows and gently draw the hairs in the direction of eyebrow growth.

If you apply a setting gel first, wait for it to dry completely and then apply brow liner.

WATER, ACRYLATES COPOLYMER, 1,2-HEXANEDIOL, PROPYLENE GLYCOL, CI 77491,
CI 77499, CI 77492, POLYSORBATE 20, PHENOXYETHANOL, HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE, DISODIUM PHOSPHATE, SODIUM PHOSPHATE, POLYSORBATE 60

Eye safety: Avoid direct contact with eyes. In case of contact, rinse immediately with plenty of clean, lukewarm water.

Skin reactions: If you notice any signs of irritation, redness, or discomfort, discontinue use immediately.

Storage: To ensure maximum longevity and prevent the formula from drying out, always close the cap tightly after each use.

Temperature: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources to maintain the longevity of the texture.

Reach: Keep out of reach of children

Q: How does a “brow liner” differ from a classic pencil or eyebrow powder?

A: A classic pencil has a thicker tip and is used to fill in larger areas, while powder provides a soft, diffused effect. The Brow Liner has an extremely thin tip (SUPER FINE TIP) with which you draw individual, thin lines that look like real hairs. The result is an eyebrow that looks natural and detailed, rather than “painted on”.

Q: Why does the tip shape (SUPER FINE TIP) even affect the natural look of the result?

A: The thin tip allows you to draw a series of short “hairs” instead of one solid line, so gaps look filled with actual hair, not color. You get the best result using short, light strokes in the direction of hair growth – denser in the middle of the brow, sparse at the beginning.

Q: How to choose between Light Brown, Medium Brown and Dark Brown shades?

A: General rule: for blonde and light hair, choose a shade one to two tones darker than your hair, and for dark hair, a shade one to two tones lighter. Light Brown suits blonde and light brown hair, Medium Brown fits most brown tones (and is the safest choice if you are between two shades), while Dark Brown is for dark brown and black hair. If in doubt, choose the lighter one – it is easier to build up the color than to tone it down.

Q: Does the line stay in place throughout the day, or does it smudge with sweating or touching?

A: The formula dries quickly and is designed to last all day without smudging. On oilier skin or with heavy sweating, durability may be slightly shorter – in that case, applying a clear gel (e.g., Brow Fix) over the lines and avoiding rubbing your eyebrows helps.

Q: How is it combined with the Brow Fix, Plump & Boost gel?

A: The recommended order is to first draw/define the eyebrows with the Brow Liner, then apply the Brow Fix, Plump & Boost gel over it as a final step – the gel sets the hairs and drawn lines in place and further extends the longevity of your all-day look.

Q: How is this product different from the Multi Pro Pencil
which can also be used on eyebrows?

A: The Brow Liner is specialized exclusively for eyebrows, with a thin tip designed for drawing individual hairs and precise definition of the arch. The Multi Pro Pencil is a universal pencil intended for eyebrows, eyes and lips in one product – it is more practical for travel or a simpler routine, while the Brow Liner remains the better choice when the priority is maximum precision on the eyebrows.

Q: How is it removed in the evening?

A: With micellar water or makeup remover: hold a cotton pad for a few seconds on the eyebrow, then gently wipe in the direction of hair growth.