Anchor the line
Begin as close to the upper lash root as possible. Keep the inner portion extremely fine.
LINE
Thin, continuous liquid definition that stays close to the lash root. Start fine, build through the outer third, and finish with a clean tapered edge.
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SEE THE SHADE
Shade is shown as a visual guide. Screen settings, lighting, skin tone and natural lash depth can affect how it reads.
FINE LINE
Continuous liquid definition for the lash root. Begin with the lightest possible line, build only where you want more depth, and taper the outer edge instead of making the whole line equally thick.
A fine tip for continuous precision.
Thin definition close to the lash root.
A clean tapered finish at the outer edge.
HOW TO USE
Begin as close to the upper lash root as possible. Keep the inner portion extremely fine.
Use short connected movements rather than trying to draw the entire line in one pass.
Add slightly more definition through the outer third, then finish with a clean narrow endpoint.
CHOOSE THE MARK
FINE
Choose the fine liquid format when you want a thin continuous line from the lash root through the outer edge with a traditional straight-pen approach.
THIN LINE · LASH ROOT · CLASSIC PRECISIONANGLED
Choose the angled liquid format when the outer few millimeters and a controlled lifted edge are the main focus.
OUTER THIRD · KITTEN FLICK · CONTROLLED LIFTPAIR WITH
Keep the lash line precise, then add individual brow hairs only where a small gap needs them.
LINE
Keep definition close to the lash root with a thin, continuous liquid line and a clean tapered finish.
LASH ROOT · THIN LINE · PRECISE EDGE
FLICK
Add individual semi-transparent strokes only where natural brow hairs look missing.
SMALL GAPS · PRECISE BROW DETAILNEED TO KNOW
Choose the fine liquid format when you want a thin, continuous line close to the lash root. Choose the angled liquid format when the outer corner and a short controlled lift need more precision.
Start with the lightest possible pressure at the lash root and build in short connected movements. Add thickness only through the areas that actually need more definition.
No. Short connected movements can give you more control than trying to complete the entire line in one pass.
Keep the line thin enough that your natural lid anatomy remains visible. Check the result with the eye open and adjust the outer thickness or angle to your own eye shape.
Choose according to how much contrast you want around the eye and how the color reads against your skin and natural lashes.
Use the shade and model references above as a visual guide.
LINE
Choose your shade, stay close to the lash root, and build only where the eye needs more definition.
CHOOSE YOUR SHADE