Pierre Rene Lip Matic Automatic Lip Pencil

The history of the lip pencil begins towards the end of 1794 when the French scientist Nicolas-Jacques Conté invented the graphite pencil encased in wood. Soon after the conventional office pencil came the soft pencil for eyebrows, followed shortly by eye pencils, and completing the trio of cosmetic pencils was the contour lip pencil. It was only relatively recently that pencils have been used to create practically all types of cosmetics - blushes, eyeshadows, concealers, and lipsticks.

The convenient, no-sharpening-required contour lip pencil is embodied by the automatic pencil. This idea was perfectly realized by the French artisans at Pierre Rene. Thin, waterproof, with a delicate creamy texture, the automatic contour pencil allows for fine and precise lines that last on the lips for no less than 6 hours. The LIP matic pencil is completely safe, hypoallergenic, irritation-free, and does not contain parabens.