
KATE Rare Fit Gel Pencil N BR-2 Bitter Brown
Kate Rare Fit Gel Pencil Eyeliner Bitter Brown.
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KATE Rare Fit Gel Pencil N BR-2 — soft brown eyeliner.
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About this product
KATE Rare Fit Gel Pencil N Eyeliner BR-2 Bitter Brown is a smooth gel eyeliner that creates soft yet defined brown lines with long-lasting wear.
How to use
- Twist up a small amount of the pencil.
- Draw along the upper or lower lash line.
- Allow a few seconds to set.
Ingredients
- Dimethicone — helps the pencil glide smoothly along the lash line without tugging.
- Synthetic Wax — provides structure for precise application and long-lasting wear.
- Iron Oxides — deliver rich Bitter Brown color for natural-looking eye definition.
FAQ
Is Bitter Brown softer than black eyeliner?
Yes — it creates a more natural and gentle eye look.
Does it smudge easily?
No — the gel formula sets quickly for long-lasting wear.
Can beginners use it?
Yes — the smooth pencil glides on easily for precise application.
Is it suitable for daily makeup?
Yes — the natural brown shade is ideal for everyday use.
🇺🇸 For US customers
For American makeup enthusiasts who want authentic Japanese formulations that work under real-life conditions — office lighting, commute hours, coffee mugs — KATE offers a genuinely different lip product experience. KATE Rare Fit Gel Pencil N Eyeliner BR-2 Bitter Brown is a Japanese brow product with a soft, silky finish. Formulated with jojoba oil, squalane, vitamin E, the texture feels nourishing rather than drying. For US makeup enthusiasts exploring Japanese beauty for the first time, KATE offers Japanese lipstick formulations with a distinctive texture and wear-time difference. The formulation holds up through coffee mugs, office hours, and meals without drying or caking uncomfortably.
Authentic, shipped direct from Japan — delivery in 10–14 business days from order placement (processing and shipping included), free shipping over $99 through October 30, 2026 (regular threshold: $149).