
Draw Hair-Like Strokes. Define Without the Heavy Look.
The multi-prong end fills sparse-looking areas with fine, parallel strokes while the precision end refines tails, edges and small details—so brows look fuller without looking drawn on.
From Sparse-Looking to Softly Defined
Fine directional strokes add the look of brow texture without covering the entire brow in one heavy block of color.
Visual results depend on brow density, shade choice, pressure and application technique.
Fill the Shape. Refine the Detail.
Two specialized ends give you speed where you need coverage and control where every millimeter matters.
Texture Instead of a Flat, Painted-On Look
Follow the direction of your natural brow growth and build gradually—the goal is dimension, not one heavy outline.
Defined Brows That Stay Put Through the Day
The quick-setting liquid formula is designed to resist everyday moisture and smudging once fully dry.
Wear varies with skin type, skincare, application and contact with oil, water or friction.
Three Steps to Softer, More Natural-Looking Brows
Use a light hand first. Add more only where extra definition is needed.
Choose the Tone That Blends Into Your Natural Brow
For the softest finish, select a shade close to your brow hair or slightly lighter. Build slowly rather than choosing a shade that looks too dark immediately.
Questions, Answered Clearly
Is the pen suitable for beginners?
Is it water and smudge-resistant?
How do I stop the tip from drying out?
How do I remove it?
From Sparse-Looking to Softly Defined—One Stroke at a Time.
Fill with the multi-prong end, refine with the precision end and let the quick-setting formula dry. Everything you need for a naturally fuller-looking brow fits in one pen.