Max Factor Kohl Kajal Eye Liner Pencil 001 Black is an automatic kohl pencil for intense and dramatic eye makeup. Its creamy, smooth texture makes application effortless, while the waterproof formula is ideal when you need a long-lasting result. The pencil is also suitable for sensitive eyes.

Key Benefits

• Intense pigmentation highlights the eyes with the black shade 001 Black.
• Creamy, smooth texture allows for easy application.
• Waterproof formula supports long-lasting wear.
• Makeup lasts up to 24 hours.
• The thickness of the line can be adjusted to customise the intensity of the final look.
• A freshly applied line can be smudged to create a smoky effect.

With a single pencil, you can create a bold line or a smudged smoky look with long-lasting results.

Application and Usage

• Draw the line with a gentle stroke from the inner corner of the eye towards the outer corner.
• The pencil can be applied along both the upper and lower lash lines.
• For a more intense look, create a thicker line.
• For a smoky effect, smudge the freshly applied line with a brush or applicator.

The application method allows you to easily adapt your makeup from a lash line to a dramatic smoky look.

Packaging and Volume

• The pencil features an automatic twist-up tip.
• It includes an integrated sharpener.

The twist-up design with an integrated sharpener combines the pencil and tip maintenance in one product.

About the Brand

Max Factor opened a cosmetics shop in Los Angeles near Hollywood Boulevard in 1904. In 1914, he created Flexible Greasepaint, which the brand describes as the first makeup developed for film. In 1916, the brand made a cosmetics range available to the public, including eyeshadows and eyebrow pencils that had previously been used primarily in the film industry. In 1918, the Colour Harmony principle followed, coordinating makeup shades with skin tone, eyes, and hair. Max Factor is part of Coty's portfolio of cosmetics brands.

You are choosing a brand whose history is tied to the development of film makeup and its introduction to the general public.