Max Factor Kohl Pencil 020 Black is a black kohl pencil for defining eyes with a subtle or bold line. It is suitable for rimming the eye, lining the upper lash line, and creating a smoky effect. The resulting finish is matte.

Key Benefits

• The soft tip makes it easy to draw both fine and bold eye lines.
• The pencil can be used to rim the entire eye or just the upper lash line.
• The colour can be applied to the lower lash line and the mobile eyelid.
• By smudging the line with a brush or cotton swab, you can create a smoky eye look.

With just one pencil, you can define your eyes with a precise line or a softly blended smoky effect.

Ingredients

• The ingredient list includes hydrogenated palm oil and hydrogenated coconut glycerides.
• The formula contains dimethicone, paraffin, beeswax, and carnauba wax.
• Listed nourishing and antioxidant ingredients include tocopherol, ascorbyl palmitate, and lecithin.
• The product may contain iron oxides CI 77491, CI 77492, and CI 77499, titanium dioxide CI 77891, and ultramarines CI 77007.

In a single kohl pencil, you get a combination of waxes, dimethicone, and the listed nourishing and antioxidant ingredients.

Application and Usage

• For classic application, draw the line from the inner corner of the eye towards the outer corner.
• Depending on your chosen look, rim the entire eye or create just the upper eye line.
• The pencil can also be applied to the lower lash line or the mobile eyelid.
• For a smoky effect, blend the applied colour with a cotton swab or an eye liner brush.

The application method can be easily adapted to your desired result – from a subtle line to a more dramatic smoky look.

Packaging and Volume

• Net weight: 1.3 g
• Package contents: 1 pencil
• Shade: 020 Black
• Country of origin: Italy

The packaging contains one black kohl pencil with a matte finish.

About the Brand

The founder of Max Factor was a make-up artist, wig maker, and inventor who worked during the golden age of Hollywood. In 1914, he emigrated from Russia to the United States and settled in Los Angeles, close to the film industry.

In 1916, he began selling eyeshadows and eyebrow pencils beyond the world of film. In 1920, the brand introduced the Society Make-up range to the public and, according to its official history, popularised the term "make-up". The founder's core philosophy was to make the magic of cosmetics accessible to all women, not just film stars.

The roots of Max Factor lie in the ambition to bring make-up from the world of film to a wider audience.