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BBIA - Last Pen Eyeliner 0.6g 1pc

BBIA - Last Pen Eyeliner 0.6g 1pc

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The BBIA Last Pen Eyeliner is a long-wearing Korean liquid liner with a fine, flexible pen tip for precise, clean lines, from a subtle everyday flick to a bold wing. Its smudge-resistant formula holds up through the day, and the easy-to-control tip makes it beginner-friendly. Available in 3 shades.

Why you will love it

  • Fine, flexible tip for precise lines
  • Long-wearing, smudge-resistant formula
  • Easy to control, beginner-friendly
  • Great for natural lines or a bold wing
  • 3 wearable shades

Shades and how to use

Available in #01 Sharpen Black, #02 Sharpen Brown and #03 Choco Brown. Draw along the lash line in short strokes, flicking up at the outer corner for a wing. Remove with a proper makeup remover.

Learn more and complete the look

Pair it with the Last Eye Palette, define brows with the Auto Eyebrow Pencil, and finish with the Never Die Mascara. Explore the BBIA brand guide, read our Korean eye makeup guide, browse all Korean eye makeup, and shop more Korean makeup and best sellers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BBIA Last Pen Eyeliner?
It is a long-wearing Korean liquid pen eyeliner with a fine, flexible tip for precise, clean lines. It comes in 3 shades: Sharpen Black, Sharpen Brown and Choco Brown.

Is it smudge-proof and long-lasting?
It is formulated to be long-wearing and smudge-resistant so it holds up against oil and wear. Remove it with a proper makeup remover rather than water alone.

Is it good for beginners?
Yes. The fine pen tip makes it easy to control for thin, natural lines or a bolder wing, so it suits both beginners and everyday use.

What colors are available?
Three shades: Sharpen Black for a classic defined line, Sharpen Brown for a softer look, and Choco Brown for a warm, natural everyday finish.

How do I create a winged liner?
Start from the inner lash line and draw outward in short strokes, then flick up toward the end of the brow for the wing. Connect and fill for a clean, sharp line.

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