Feather Edge Brow Pencil 3-in-1 Kit
Ultra-Fine Tip
Hair-like brow strokes.
3-in-1 Kit
Pencil, refill, sponge.
Natural Finish
Softly fills sparse brows.
Easy to Use
Quick daily touch-ups.
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Feather Edge Brow Pencil 3-in-1 Kit (Pencil + Refill + Sanding Sponge)
See the Difference in One Stroke
Made for Natural Brows
Why Our Brow Pencil Works Better
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Formula & Design Principle
The smooth matte formula releases color gradually, so you can build natural definition without harsh or heavy lines.
Results After Use
Fuller, Softer, More Defined
Brows look fuller, softer, and more balanced. Sparse areas are filled, brow hairs look more defined, and the tail appears cleaner.
Urbanvelle vs. Regular Brow Pencils
Better Control, Cleaner Lines
Regular brow pencils get dull and create thick lines. Urbanvelle includes a sanding sponge to keep the tip sharp, plus one refill for longer use.
How to Use
Use the Angle
Use the flat side to fill gaps, turn the opening toward the nose for fine brow-head strokes, and angle the edge upward to define the tail. When dull, gently reshape the tip with the sanding sponge.
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Pro Tip: How to Draw Ultra-Fine Strokes
Point the slanted opening toward your nose for fine, hair-like strokes.
Pointing it the other way may create thicker lines.