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e.l.f. Smoky Kohl Eyeliner, Eye Pencil for Creating Long-Lasting, Bold, High-Pigment Makeup Looks, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, Beige Flag
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About this Product
SILKY SMOOTH KOHL EYELINER PENCIL: Perfect for crafting defined lines or sultry, smoky eye looks—available in smouldering shades! | SMOOTH-GLIDE FORMULA: This eyeliner pencil blends and smudges effortlessly for a silky-smooth application. | LONG-LASTING, HIGH-PIGMENT COLOUR: Provides intense pigment so you can achieve bold, smoked-out eye looks that last. | HOW TO USE: Glide the pencil eyeliner along the lash line and waterline for a bold, sultry look. Blend out the line using the e.l.f. Smudge 'N Smoke Eyeliner Brush to create a smoky eye effect. | VEGAN & CRUELTY-FREE: e.l.f. stands with every eye, lip, face, paw and fin. Proudly vegan, e.l.f. is double-certified cruelty-free by Leaping Bunny and PETA.
About e.l.f.
e.l.f. is a US cosmetics brand offering affordable, vegan and cruelty-free makeup and skincare.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is e.l.f. Smoky Kohl Eyeliner, Eye Pencil for Creating Long-Lasting, Bold, High-Pigment Makeup Looks, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, Beige Flag good for?▾
e.l.f. Smoky Kohl Eyeliner, Eye Pencil for Creating Long-Lasting, Bold, High-Pigment Makeup Looks, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, Beige Flag is formulated for everyday makeup, best suited for all skin types skin types.
Is e.l.f. e.l.f. Smoky Kohl cruelty-free?▾
Yes — e.l.f. Smoky Kohl Eyeliner, Eye Pencil for Creating Long-Lasting, Bold, High-Pigment Makeup Looks, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, Beige Flag is cruelty-free, vegan.
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