Makeup That Moves With You, Not Off You.

Your lipstick is lying to you.
It says "long‑wearing" then vanishes the second you take a sip of coffee. It promises "transfer‑proof" but leaves a ring on your glass and your boyfriend's cheek.

This isn't that.

The Glossy Stain Pencil is the middle finger to constant touch‑ups.

What the Hell Is It?

A lip liner and a next‑gen lip stain in one savage little pencil.

• It stains. Not coats. Not sits on top. It bonds with your lip surface so color becomes part of your skin, not just something you slapped on.

• It's precise. No sloppy doe‑foot applicators. No messy goo. You draw exactly where you want — like a weapon, not a crayon.

• It lasts. Through coffee. Through lunch. Through making out. Through your 3pm existential crisis. You don't reapply. You just live.

Translation: You put it on once. You forget about it. Hours later, it's still there, looking like you just applied it.

The Texture Lie

Most stains are dry as hell. They feel like chalk, look like crust, and suck the life out of your lips.

This one glides on with a slick, glossy sheen. Then it sets — not into some flat, dead matte — but into a luminous, natural flush that looks like your lips but better. No cracking. No peeling. No "I-just-ate-a-sandwich-and-it-all-went-to-the-middle" nonsense.

It fades evenly. Not patchy. Not gross. Just gracefully.

How to Wield It

1. Prep like you mean it.
Scrub those flakes off. Smooth lips = smooth stain. Nobody wants color clinging to dead skin.

2. Draw.
Line your lips. Fill them in. Go outside the lines if you're feeling dangerous. The pencil gives you total control.

3. Wait 60 seconds.
This is the magic window. The stain is sinking in, grabbing hold, and not letting go.

4. Blot if you want.
Dab with a tissue to knock off the glossy top layer. The stain stays. The gloss is just the opening act.

Pro tip:
Layer it. Let each coat dry completely before adding the next. One layer = "I woke up like this." Three layers = "I'm the main character."

Style it your way:

• Natural bite: One layer, blot, go.

• Bold AF: Three layers, no blot, full glossy impact.

• Contour mode: Line the outer edge darker, fill the center lighter. Instant dimension.

• Topper: Swipe a clear balm over it later for comfort without sacrificing the stain.

The Shade Lineup

CHERRY BOMB
Straight‑up, no‑bullshit true red. Not too orange. Not too blue. Just the perfect, universal red that makes everyone look like they own the room. All skin tones. Zero apologies.

BLACK CHERRY JAM
Dark, jammy, cool AF berry. The kind of shade that says "I have secrets." A blue shimmer runs through it for that lit‑from‑within depth. Made for medium to deep skin, but looks deadly on anyone who dares.

SPICED CIDER
Warm, earthy, brick‑red with a whisper of gold. This one's for the olive‑skinned and warm‑toned rebels. It's terracotta heat in a pencil. Smoldering, not screaming.

What's Actually Inside (INCI)

Because transparency isn't optional.

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Isododecane, Candelilla Wax, Carnauba Wax, Synthetic Wax, Polyethylene Wax, Silica, Red 27 Lake, Red 7 Lake, Mica (and) Titanium Dioxide (and) Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Tocopherol.

Zero: Parabens. Phthalates. Synthetic fragrance. Bullshit fillers.

Why This Isn't at Sephora

Big beauty won't touch stains in pencil form. Too risky. Too different. Too hard to scale.

We don't care.
We make small batches. We use weird wax blends that actually work. We formulate for real skin tones — not just the safe, boring nudes that sell to everyone and flatter no one.

This is indie beauty with a grudge.

The Bottom Line

Most lip products are designed to fail so you buy more.

This one is designed to last.

One application. All day. No touch‑ups. No mirror checks. No anxiety.

Stop reapplying. Start staining.

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