Lip Liner Pencil Set for Stay-All-Day Color Definition

Your sharper lip starts here

• A sharper outline

  The sharpened pencil tip gives you a practical way to trace the cupid's bow and outer lip line with more control. Use short strokes instead of wrestling the whole shape into place at once.

• Color that shows

  The smooth red and bright pink swatches show clear, highly pigmented-looking lines across the color range. You can see the outline as you create it, which makes shaping easier for beginners and regulars alike.

• A shade for the mood

  Classic red, deep burgundy, rosy pink, bright fuchsia, coral, and nude rose make matching and experimenting less restrictive. Your liner does not have to be the same shade every day.

• Ready for touch-ups

  Protective caps keep the sharpened tips covered, while the color-coded ends make a quick shade check easier. Toss the pencils into a touch-up pouch for daily looks or event makeup.

Small set, serious range

• 12versatile colors
• 2pencils included

Line, shape, finish

1. 1
   Map the cupid's bow

   Start with two short strokes at the top center of the lip. Follow the natural shape instead of trying to redraw it in one sweep.

2. 2
   Connect the outer edges

   Trace from each corner toward the center using light, short strokes. Build the line gradually for more control.

3. 3
   Soften toward the center

   Blend the liner slightly inward if you want a seamless lipstick base, or fill the full lip for a liner-only look.

4. 4
   Layer your lipstick

   Apply matte, creamy, or glossy lipstick inside the outline. Add a final touch of liner around the edge if the look needs sharpening.

Two pencils, more possibilities

• Lip liner pencils×2

  Pencil format with sharpened wood tips and protective caps.

• Display box×1

  Individual presentation packaging for the pencil set.

A little line, big difference

1. 1
   When lipstick loses the plot

   One uneven edge can make an otherwise finished lip look messy. Without a clear boundary, color can drift beyond the contour and make a bold shade feel harder to wear.

2. 2
   Find your clean line

   The sharpened pencil tip gives you a manageable starting point. Trace the cupid's bow, connect the outer edges, and build the shape with a creamy line that shows clearly as you work.

3. 3
   Your color rotation begins

   Classic red, deep burgundy, rosy pink, bright fuchsia, coral, and nude rose give your lipstick drawer more room to play. Match closely, blend shades, or choose contrast when the mood calls for it.

4. 4
   Leave the house confident

   Two portable pencils give you a practical rotation for weekday makeup, bold lips, special occasions, and touch-ups. The right liner is already in the bag when your next lipstick needs a cleaner edge.

Care for a cleaner point

• Sharpen gently

  Use a clean cosmetic pencil sharpener when the tip becomes rounded.

• Cap after use

  Replace the protective cap after every application.

• Store clean and dry

  Keep the pencil away from loose makeup debris and excess moisture.

More shades, less guesswork