Eye kohl pencil Max Factor 050 Charcoal Grey 1.2 g — pencil kohl eyeliner

Max Factor Kohl Pencil 050 Charcoal Grey is a pencil-format kohl eyeliner in a neutral grey shade designed for defining lash lines, creating smudged smoky effects or precise eye contours. Supplied as a pencil dispenser with 1.2 g of product and compact packaging (7.5 × 7.5 × 128 mm), this eyeliner is suitable for daily touch-ups and travel. The formula balances softness for easy blending with enough firmness for controlled application, enabling both subtle definition and bolder smokey looks.

Advantages

The ultra-soft texture is gentle on the delicate eye area while remaining firm enough to draw an even line. It blends quickly to create shadowing on lids or under lashes and can be smudged for a classic smokey finish. Ophthalmologically and dermatologically tested, the pencil is presented in a convenient pencil dispenser format that simplifies application and storage.

Suitable for

• Defining upper and lower lash lines
• Creating smudged or classic smokey eye looks
• Subtle shading along the waterline or lash root
• Travel and on-the-go touch-ups

Key specifications

• Format: Pencil dispenser
• Net weight: 1.2 g
• Colour: Charcoal Grey (grey tone)
• Texture: Ultra-soft, blendable
• Application properties: Firm enough for defined lines, smudgeable for shadowing
• Packaging dimensions: 7.5 × 7.5 × 128 mm
• Safety testing: Ophthalmologically tested; Dermatologically tested

How to use

Apply the Max Factor Kohl Pencil 050 Charcoal Grey along the upper or lower lash line using short, even strokes for a defined look. For a softer effect, apply and then smudge with a fingertip or a smudging brush to create a smoky gradient. The pencil dispenser format allows controlled pressure during application; store with the cap closed to maintain product condition.

Usage recommendations

For long-lasting results, start with clean, dry eyelids and consider setting the line with a matching powder or eyeshadow. When working on the waterline, ensure the pencil is ophthalmologically tested and avoid sharing to reduce the risk of irritation or infection.