NUSCENTS Replaceable Core Triangular Tip Eyebrow Pen T5762

Specification:
Brand: NUSCENTS 
Quantity: 1 Stick
Net Weight: 100mg
Shades:
#Dried Lilac
#Sugar Black Bean
#Coconut Shell

Ingredients:
CI 77499, Synthetic Phlogopite, Boron Mononitride, Hydrogenated Palm Oil, Hydrogenated Soybean Oil, Hydrogenated Coconut Glycerides, Synthetic Japanese Wax, CI 77492, CI 77491, CI 77891, Zinc Stearate, Neopentyl Glycol Diheptanoate, Cetearyl Polymethylsiloxane, Triethoxyoctylsilane, Polydimethylsiloxane, Tocopheryl Acetate, Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil, Sodium Hyaluronate, Tocopherol (Vitamin E).

Selling Points:
- Smooth & precise application. The triangular tip glides seamlessly, letting you draw hair-like strokes in one single stroke for natural, defined brows.
- Refillable design for cost-effective use. Comes with replaceable refills, reducing waste and extending the product's service life.
- Multiple natural shades available. Offered in 3 wearable shades to match different hair colors and skin tones.

The Story of NUSCENTS Brand
NUSCENTS—A beauty brand born from eco-farms.
Transforming discarded fruits and vegetables into exquisite fragrances and potent botanical extracts, discovering elegance and nature amidst the rugged earth, we invite you to take a deep breath here.
I cherish beauty, just as I cherish the air, the soil, the oceans, and the forests.
The giants of the beauty industry are still wearing the Emperor's New Clothes. Every year, 120 billion plastic or glass packaging containers are produced globally—yet more than 90% of them are no longer accepted by recycling facilities.
Can we pursue beauty without causing nature to age prematurely? "Fencun" was born out of this crisis—a beauty community defined by its keen observation of, and reverence for, the environment; a community that seeks balance and embodies a "new kind of beauty."
We strive to reduce our ecological footprint, beginning by utilizing the most commonplace fruits and vegetables to replace scarce herbs and exotic blooms. These ingredients—tomatoes, citrus fruits, rice, and more—hail from a 2,000-year-old Chinese heritage, yet were previously overlooked by consumers simply because their pale appearance failed to catch the eye. In truth, we need not encroach upon arable land designated for food production to create exquisite products that leave the skin radiant and supple.
The future of beauty may well be a breath of fresh air—a future that belongs to "Fencun," where the love of beauty and the harmony of nature coexist.
——Jyachi