Double-Ended Eyeliner Pen for Precise Starry Looks

One Pen, Two Personalities

Draw cleaner wings

The fine liquid tip is built for control. It lets you place a thin line right at the lash and pull it into a sharp flick without the wobble that ordinary liners are known for.

Switch to play

Flip the pen and the star or moon-shaped tip takes over. It's the second act your look needed, no separate stamp, no extra brush, just a cap swap and a new shape.

Pack less drama

One glossy black barrel replaces the liner-plus-stamp combo most graphic looks require. Less to carry, less to lose, less to think about before you leave the house.

Stay ready longer

It's built waterproof and long-lasting, the kind of formula meant to survive a full night out or a shoot under hot lights. Wear time still varies by skin, so give it a test run before the big one.

Build Your Look In Layers

1. 1
   Test your pressure

   Draw a short line on the back of your hand to feel how the liquid flows before you touch your eye.

2. 2
   Lay the base line

   Use the fine tip to draw close to the lash line in short connected strokes, working toward the outer corner.

3. 3
   Shape the wing

   Extend the line into a flick last, once the base is steady, so any adjustment happens at the tip, not mid-line.

4. 4
   Let it set

   Give the liquid a moment before touching the area again so the line stays crisp instead of smudging.

5. 5
   Add the accent

   Flip the pen to the star or moon end and place one shape near the outer corner before deciding if you want more.

6. 6
   Check the balance

   Step back and look at both eyes together before adding extra accents, it's easier to add one more than to remove one.

Everything You Need

• Dual-ended eyeliner pen×1

  Fine liquid tip on one end, star or moon shaped tip on the other

• Retail packaging×1

  Branded HengFang box with eye artwork

From Basic To Brilliant

1. 1
   The Same Old Wing

   Same black line, same shape, every single time. It gets the job done, but it doesn't make anyone stop scrolling. When the occasion calls for a little more than tidy and safe, an ordinary liner just sits there, doing the bare minimum.

2. 2
   One More Tool

   So the decorative stamps come out. Then the tiny brush. Then the extra cap you can't find. Getting graphic detail usually means digging through a pouch full of things that don't quite work together, right before you need to walk out the door.

3. 3
   Make It Starry

   One glossy black pen fixes the pile-up. The fine liquid tip lays down the wing. Flip it around and the star or moon end adds the accent, no second tool, no digging, no guessing which cap goes where.

4. 4
   Ready For The Flash

   Photo, festival, first date, whatever. The look is already built into one pen sitting in your bag. Pull it out, do the wing, add the stars, done. That's the whole plan now.

Protect Both Ends

• Cap immediately

  Close each end right after use so the liquid doesn't dry at the tip.

• Wipe gently

  Clear any product buildup around the shaped tip with a soft tissue, not water.

• Store upright

  Keep the pen capped and upright in your bag rather than loose at the bottom.

• Avoid heat

  Skip leaving it in a hot car or direct sun, liquid formulas thin out with heat.

Why Carry Three Tools?