Colored Eyeliner Pencil Set for Bold Graphic Eye Looks

Your creative liner palette

A full color spectrum

Red, yellow, lavender, white, gold, blue, turquoise, hot pink, pale pink, and black cover vivid accents, soft contrast, bright details, and dependable definition in one coordinated kit.

Designed for graphic impact

Slim pencil barrels give you a familiar drawing tool for sharp wings, dots, geometric accents, multicolor effects, and expressive artistic eye designs.

Creamy gel-style color

The gel texture and creamy-looking pigment make these pencils feel more playful than a basic neutral liner. Build a clean accent or keep layering toward a stronger editorial effect.

The palette at a glance

• 10Vivid liner shades
• 2Items in the set

From first line to final look

1. 1
   Choose your shade

   Pick one color for a simple accent or choose two shades that contrast with each other.

2. 2
   Sketch the shape

   Draw a light guiding line along the lash line before extending a wing, dot, curve, or geometric detail.

3. 3
   Build the color

   Trace over the line for stronger pigment, or layer a second shade beside it for a multicolor effect.

4. 4
   Finish the look

   Add mascara and any final eye details, then check both sides in natural light before heading out.

Ten shades, one easy kit

• Colored eyeliner pencils×10

  Red, yellow, lavender, white, gold, blue, turquoise, hot pink, pale pink, and black.

• Printed product box×1

  Keeps the complete color collection together.

Makeup without the autopilot

Retire the repeat look

A limited eyeliner collection turns even a good makeup day into the same familiar wing. When every idea has to pass through black or brown, your creative plans get edited before they reach your eyes.

Open the color box

The full 10-shade collection puts red, yellow, lavender, white, gold, blue, turquoise, hot pink, pale pink, and black within reach. No color hunting, no building a collection one lonely pencil at a time.

Draw your own rules

Choose lavender for a quiet pop, turquoise for a festival wing, or layer contrasting shades for a look nobody mistakes for accidental. Your next party, shoot, tutorial, or ordinary Tuesday now has more than one possible ending.

Why a full color set wins