| SKU | ISG017592 |
| Color | Luscious Blackberry |
| UPC | 4059729307576 |
Essence Kajal Pencil Eyeliner – Shade 29 Rain Forest
Add an alluring, natural pop of color to your eye makeup with the Essence Kajal Pencil Eyeliner in 29 Rain Forest. Crafted with a creamy, soft-texture formula, this essential eye pencil glides effortlessly across the lash line and waterline to create timeless, defined looks ranging from subtle everyday accents to intense, smudged smokey eyes.
Key Features & Formula Highlights:
- Vibrant Shade 29 Rain Forest: Richly pigmented deep forest green hue that adds depth, enhances eye color, and elevates your overall makeup look.
- Creamy & Smooth Application: Designed with a silky soft tip that glides on smoothly without tugging, pulling, or scratching the delicate eye skin.
- Versatile Eye Definition: Perfect for lining the upper lash line, tightening the lower waterline, or smudging out for a bold green smokey eye look.
- Easy to Sharpen: Standard pencil format that sharpens quickly to maintain a crisp, fine point for maximum precision.
Key Benefits & Product Highlights:
- Cruelty-Free & Vegan: Formulated in accordance with Essence's clean beauty commitment, 100% free from animal testing and animal-derived ingredients.
- Ophthalmologically Tested: Safe for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.
- Travel-Friendly & Lightweight: Slim design easily fits into any makeup pouch or purse for quick touch-ups on the go.
Suggested Usage & How to Apply:
Apply along the upper lash line starting from the inner corner outwards. For added intensity, line the lower waterline or gently smudge with a smudger brush for a colorful smokey effect. Keep the pencil sharp for optimal precision.
Safety Disclaimers & Precautions:
For external use only. Avoid direct contact with the inner eyeball. Discontinue use if redness or irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
Storage Instructions:
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high temperatures to preserve the soft texture of the pencil lead.
