Pencil eyeshadows designed for quick and easy application. With creamy textures and vibrant shades, they are ideal for creating natural or intense looks in minutes. Perfect for carrying in your purse and touching up your makeup at any time.
Here are some tips on how to combine it with other products to achieve spectacular looks:
As a base for powder shadows: apply the eye pencil all over the eyelid as a base to intensify the color of powder shadows and make them last longer.
For a simple smokey eye: Apply an eye pencil in a dark shade on the mobile eyelid and blend towards the socket with a brush. Pair with a black eyeliner and finish with mascara for a dramatic effect.
For bold eyeliner: Use eye pencil in vibrant shades to create thick or graphic eyeliner. Pair it with a neutral look on the rest of the face to highlight the look.
As a highlighter: Choose an eye pencil in light or pearl shades and apply it on the tear trough or under the arch of the eyebrow to brighten the eye.
Choosing the perfect pencil eye shadow depends on several factors. Here are the keys to do so:
Textures and durability: Opt for pencil eye shadows with creamy textures that glide easily over the eyelid. Make sure they are long-lasting and water-resistant to keep the look intact all day long.
Pigmentation: A good pencil shadow should offer intense color in a single swipe. Try shades that stay vibrant and won't fade over time to avoid frequent touch-ups.
Appropriate color according to skin tone: For fair skin, soft shades such as beige, pinks and golds work very well. If you have a medium skin tone, go for warm browns, coppers and plum tones. For dark skin, intense colors such as bronze, metallic golds or dark tones provide an impressive contrast.
Choose according to the occasion: For daytime, neutral or soft tones are ideal for natural looks. In the evening, experiment with vibrant, metallic or smoky shades to highlight the look.
Brown eyes pop with warm, vibrant tones. Try pencil eye shadows in bronze, gold, copper, olive green or deep blue to bring out your natural eye color. If you're looking for a more neutral look, dark browns and nude shades are also great options.
To keep your eyeliner from smudging, start by applying an eyelid primer, which will help set the product. Be sure to use a long-wearing pencil and, if necessary, seal the line with a powder shadow of the same color. If your eyelids tend to be oily, opt for waterproof pencils and use a setting spray at the end of the makeup to ensure its durability.
