Brunette: A cool-toned dark brown, best for those with dark brown or black hair. This shade has no reddish undertones. If you often experience brow products turning red or orange on you, THIS is the colour for you.

Cocoa: A neutral brown, best for those with medium brown to warm dark brown hair. Cocoa is a touch warmer than brunette. If you prefer a brown with more warmth than grey tones, choose Cocoa over Brunette.

Chestnut: The best warm-toned brown for auburn/reddish brown hair or those with honey blonde or strawberry blonde hair. This soft colour is also suitable for those who prefer a softer brow look in a slightly warmer and lighter tone.

Taupe: is a cool tone perfect for ashy blonde, lighter hair, and even gray hair. Taupe is also great for those with naturally darker brows who prefer a softer brow look. Our brand creator, Sara, wears Taupe daily.

The micro-fiber tip brush and buildable pigment make the Liquid Brow Liner a dream to work with regardless of your skill level. Seriously, this is beginner-friendly!

1) Remove any excess oil from your brows either with a light dusting of powder or blotting with our Geisha Blotting Paper. (This will make your brow makeup last longer)

2) With light pressure, glide the brush tip drawing thin strokes. The less pressure, the better. This will ensure you’re not depositing too much pigment.

3) If the product is too bold, use your fingertips to blend while the product is still wet to soften the look.

4) Re-apply on areas where you want more fullness until you reach the opacity you’re looking for. The Liquid Brow Liner is buildable.

For more tips, check out our Essential Guide to Mastering the Brow Pen

Aqua, Butylene Glycol, Acrylates Copolymer, 1,2-Hexanediol, Diethylhexyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate, Alcohol, Aminomethyl Propanol, Phenoxyethanol. May Contain (±): CI 17200, CI 19140, CI 42090.

Created without Paraben, Phthalate and PFAS

Made in Japan

Follow these tips to make the most out of your Liquid Brow Liner.

1) Always store your liner sideways for optimum ink flow

2) Do not apply over top oily skin or creams. These can clog the micro-fiber applicator tip.

3) If your brush tip gets clogged, draw a few lines of a paper towel to help remove debris. If this fails, run the brush tip under room temperature water (preferably filtered water)

4) Make sure you close the cap tightly after each use.