Han All Sharp Brow 0.24g

DESCRIPTION: The Romand Han All Sharp Eyebrow Pencil is a must - have for perfect brows. It features a super - sharp 1.5mm lead, allowing you to create delicate and neat eyebrows effortlessly. With six distinct shades, you can easily match it to your hair color and style. Whether you have charcoal hair or blond locks, there's a shade for you. The pencil offers excellent color payoff. You can layer it to achieve a natural finish, making your eyebrows look incredibly real. Thanks to its wax and oil contents, it forms a strong shield against sweat, ensuring long - lasting, flawless results. Color Chart: C1 Classic Grey (Charcoal grey), C2 Grace Taupe (Grey), C3 Modern Beige (Ash beige), W1 Gentle Brown (Dark brown), W2 Mild Woody (Milk brown), W3 Merry Blondy (Yellow beige). INGREDIENTS: Mica, Black Iron Oxide, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Sumac Bark Wax, Palmitic Acid, Stearic Acid, Titanium Dioxide, Octyldodecanol, Carnauba Wax Tocopheryl Acetate, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Red Iron Oxide, Yellow Oxide Blue, Blue No. 1. HOW TO USE: First, outline your desired eyebrow shape with the sharp pencil lead. Then, fill in the gaps between your eyebrows using the cream powder tip. Finally, brush each eyebrow hair along its texture with the screw brush for a polished look.

Using your Romand Han All Sharp Eyebrow Pencil is easy. Start by deciding on the shape you want for your eyebrows and use the sharp lead to draw the outline. Make sure to go slowly and be as precise as you can. After that, take the cream powder tip to fill in any empty spaces between your eyebrow hairs. This will give your brows a full look. Once you've filled them in, use the screw brush to brush through each hair in the direction of the natural texture. This will blend the color and make it look more natural. As for maintenance, keep your pencil in a cool, dry place to prevent the wax and oil from melting. Also, remember to sharpen the lead regularly to keep it sharp for precise application. And always be gentle when using the brush to avoid damaging it. When it comes to safety, if you have sensitive skin, it's a good idea to do a patch test on a small area of your skin before using the pencil all over your eyebrows.