Eyeliner On Fleek Brush Pen Bio VEGAN PuroBIO
Eyeliner On Fleek Brush Pen Bio VEGAN PuroBIO is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The first organic eyeliner pen with soft, pigment-free bristle applicator with vegetal charcoal . Accurate and easy to use, with its innovative brush tip, soft and flexible , makes this eyeliner delicate And comfortable in the application, its pen shape allows a controlled stretch e accurate.
Black with adjustable intensity is guaranteed by Coal powder , derived from plants, which together with a film-forming agent , derivative of corn , allows a full and uniform line while maintaining the subtle texture and stratifiable .
The formula is enriched by ORGANIC cornflower water , known for its soothing properties, this ingredient makes the eyeliner delicate on eyelid .
Contains no pigment
The pen-shaped pack consists of a tank for the formula, in which we also find a mobile metal sphere that will facilitate the perfect mixing of the product every time we shake it before use.
The diameter of each tip fiber is 0.012mm . The bristles are arranged in such a way concentric compared to the tank containing the fluid.
To allow a better conservation of the product , the bristle is sectional pentagonal , much more performing than section bristles circular .
Format : 0.69ml
Pao : 6 months
How to use: first time application shake vigorously for at least 1-2 minutes. Then shake a few seconds before each use. To apply the product directly on the eye , starting from the lash line . The product can be eliminated with soap and water .
Warnings: Keep away from direct light and heat sources. Close the container after use. Do not dispose of the container in the environment. Avoid direct contact with eyes.
Personal use. Do not use in case of eye infections and in case of redness, immediately stop using the product. Keep out of reach of children under three years of age. *The product contains traces of Nickel and could generate sensitization phenomena in already predisposed subjects.
