L'Oréal Infaillible Brows Up To 48H Micro Tatouage Ink Pen 1 g is an ink pen for precise filling, defining or visually thickening eyebrows. The brown shade 5.0 Light Brunette is suitable for natural-looking strokes as well as more intense filling.

Key Benefits

The triple-tip applicator inspired by the microblading technique creates fine, precise strokes resembling individual hairs. Its wide flat surface can also be used to fill in brows for a more intense look.

• Declared wear lasts up to 48 hours.
• The ink formula is designed not to smudge or shift during this time.
• The triple-tip applicator allows you to draw individual strokes as well as fill in areas broadly.
• The base colour of the shade is brown.

With a single tip, you can achieve both subtle definition and more boldly defined brows.

Ingredients

According to the manufacturer, the ink formula has a high concentration of pigments. The current formulation includes, among other ingredients:

• water,
• butylene glycol,
• denatured alcohol.

The product has been tested under dermatological supervision.

The pigmented ink formula is designed for precise eyebrow definition.

Application and Dosage

Apply the pen to clean brows before putting on make-up. For a natural result, draw small strokes in a direction that mimics hair growth. Draw fine lines diagonally along the brow and through its inner sections.

For a more defined look, use the wide surface of the tip to fill in the brows. If a stroke goes wrong, remove it with a make-up remover before it dries.

• Intended for use on eyebrows only.
• No special safety precautions are required during normal or reasonably foreseeable use.
• To maintain the intensity of the ink, store the pen tip-down.

By choosing which part of the applicator to use and how you draw your strokes, you can adjust the intensity to suit your desired look.

Packaging and Volume

• Contents: 1 g.
• Shade: 5.0 Light Brunette.
• Product type: eyebrow ink pen.

The packaging combines the brown Light Brunette shade with a triple-tip applicator for two different ways of drawing.

About the Brand

The history of L'Oréal began in 1909. It was founded by chemist Eugène Schueller, whose first hair dye was called L'Auréale. Research and innovation formed the foundation of the brand's further development.

The name L'Oréal became the company's official name in 1939. Since 1989, L'Oréal Paris has not tested its products or ingredients on animals and has been developing alternative safety tests.

The brand's development is rooted in a history tied to chemical research and innovation.