PUR On Point Eyeliner Pencil Brown 0,4g

Gel eyeliner with mango butter and olive oil in a warm brown shade

Brown is the quiet power in the eyeliner world. While black always brings contrast and drama, brown provides definition without harshness — and that is exactly what many makeup looks require. A warm brown shade naturally intensifies the gaze, flatters especially light eye colors like green, blue, and hazel, and is also the favorite choice of makeup artists for bridal makeup, no-makeup makeup looks, and polished everyday looks where black would feel too heavy.

The PUR On Point Eyeliner Pencil in Brown translates that universal need into a creamy gel texture that glides smoothly without pulling, fixes waterproof and smudge-resistant, and nourishes the sensitive lash line with mango butter and olive oil. The built-in sharpener keeps the tip exactly where you want it, day in and day out.

Color: Brown is a warm, natural brown shade without red or gray undertones, designed for soft definition and a refined, everyday eye look.

Advantages

• Warm brown shade provides definition without harshness or contrast
• Flattering for green, blue, and hazel eyes according to color theory
• Waterproof and smudge-resistant for long-lasting wear
• Gel texture that glides smoothly over the sensitive lash line
• Built-in sharpener for on-the-go precision without extra tools

Active ingredients

Mango butter (Mangifera Indica Seed Butter): A rich, plant-based butter that deeply hydrates and nourishes the skin. On the lash line — an area that quickly becomes dry and sensitive due to daily use of makeup and makeup removers — mango butter acts as a natural buffer that keeps the skin supple and comfortable.

Olive oil (Olea Europaea Fruit Oil): A nourishing oil that soothes and conditions the skin. Especially for sensitive eyes or dry eyelid skin, olive oil makes the difference between an eyeliner that feels comfortable all day and a product that irritates or feels tight after a few hours.

Carnauba wax: A natural plant-based wax that gives the eyeliner its smudge-resistant and long-lasting effect. Carnauba forms a smooth film on the skin that does not flake off but can be blended for a softer, smoky look if desired.

Trimethylsiloxysilicate & Methyl Trimethicone: Film-forming ingredients that enable the waterproof property. They create a flexible layer resistant to tears, sweat, and friction, without weighing down or clogging the area around the eye.

How to use

1. Cleanse and care for the eyelid skin and optionally apply your eye primer or eyeshadow
2. Twist out the eyeliner and apply short, controlled strokes along the upper or lower lash line
3. For a natural everyday look: smudge immediately after application with a small angled brush or cotton swab for a soft, muted effect
4. For a more polished look: build a second layer along the upper lash line without smudging, for refined definition
5. Keep the tip sharp with the built-in sharpener for precision at the outer eye corner or for a thin line between the lashes

Suitable for

• Green, blue, and hazel eyes that, according to color theory, brighten with warmth
• Brown eyes seeking a layered, warm look without harsh contrast
• All skin types, including sensitive and mature skin
• Bridal makeup and no-makeup makeup looks
• Beginners who prefer to practice with a forgiving shade rather than black

Frequently Asked Questions

Which eyes does Brown suit best?

According to color theory, a warm brown shade enhances green and hazel eyes through the natural contrast with the iris color. For blue eyes, brown provides a soft, layered definition without overshadowing the brightness of the blue. For brown eyes, the brown eyeliner deepens the natural warmth without fading away — for those who find black too heavy, brown is the subtler choice here.

When should I choose Brown instead of Black?

Brown suits looks where softness and naturalness are central: everyday makeup, professional daytime makeup, bridal makeup, or makeup for mature eyes where black can appear too harsh against a warmer skin undertone. Black remains the choice for evening looks, smoky eyes, and moments when you want maximum contrast and drama.

Can I use Brown as a base under powder eyeshadow?

Yes. Draw a thin line of Brown along the lash line and immediately softly smudge it with a small brush. Then apply a brown or taupe powder eyeshadow over it for a smoky effect with depth. The gel texture of the eyeliner acts as a grip layer for the powder, helping the eyeshadow stay in place longer.