Category: Editor Approved Essentials
The indispensable pencil. A precise, crisp line that glides on seamlessly and can be used with shadow on top or all by itself. Highly pigmented, this formula is based on 1970s no-frills, ultra-dense formulas‚ but updated with a clean and modern ingredient stack. Blend it, smoke it, apply it as a sharp graphic line. As easy as it is effective.
I was skeptical about a pencil from the 1970s formula, but this glides on so effortlessly that I’ve stopped using my usual liquid liner. The pigment is intense enough to last through a sweaty lunch break without fading.
Actually holds up for a full 14-hour workday without smudging, which is unheard of for me. The pigment is so dense I can get a sharp wing in one swipe.
This pencil is incredibly dense and pigmented—one swipe gives me a perfect, crisp line that doesn't budge all day. I’ve been using it as an all-over shadow and it blends out beautifully without fading. Finally, a liner that actually lives up to the hype.
Never thought I’d be this into a pencil, but this one’s pigment is so dense it’s like drawing with ink. The line stays put all day, even through a long work shift.
Finally, a pencil that actually stays put all day without fading or smudging. The color payoff is so intense I can use it as a liner or blend it out for a shadow.
This pencil is incredibly opaque for a single stroke—the line stays crisp without tugging at all. I’ve been using it as a liner and then smudging it out with shadow, and it holds up all day without fading.
I usually have to layer my eyeliner three times to get it to show, but this one gives a solid line in a single stroke without tugging. The only slight downside is that the tip dulls a bit faster than I expected, though it still works fine for a soft look.
I was skeptical about another pencil, but this one really surprised me. The pigment is so dense I can line my entire eye in one smooth stroke, and it doesn't tug at all. Only small downside is that blending needs to be done quickly before it sets.