CLARINS
(Restocking) CLARINS Waterproof Eye Pencil (06 Smoke Wood)
(Restocking) CLARINS Waterproof Eye Pencil (06 Smoke Wood)
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✓ 100% authentic
✓ Ships from Japan in 3-5 days
✓ Duties prepaid for US orders
✓ Tracked delivery via Japan Post
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What it is
A soft core eyeliner pencil that allows you to draw various lines freely. It has a sharpener and a tip. It is a waterproof type that does not easily come off. 01: Black Tulip 02: Chestnut 03: Blue Orchid 04: Fig 05: Forest 06: Smoke Wood
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How to use
We ship internationally from Japan!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this authentic?
Yes. We only buy from official retailers and directly from the brands here in Japan. Never resellers, never grey market stock.
We are beauty lovers too, so we know the worry, especially with something you are putting on your face. Authenticity is 100% guaranteed by us.
What are your shipping rates?
On orders under US$75, shipping is a flat US$20 to the United States and US$10 to all other countries.
Orders of US$75 or more ship free, applied automatically at checkout. Your exact shipping cost is shown before you pay.
How long does delivery take?
These estimates are for International Airmail (Tracked) and include 3 to 5 business days of processing in Japan.
- United States: 12 to 15 business days
- Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany: 9 to 12 business days
- Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, India, Indonesia, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland: 10 to 13 business days
- China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam: 8 to 10 business days
- Rest of the world: 11 to 18 business days
Actual delivery can be affected by customs clearance, seasonal congestion, or carrier delays in the destination country, all of which are outside our control.
Do you offer express shipping?
Yes. As of 22 July 2026, we offer International Express Mail through Japan Post. The cost is based on order weight and is calculated automatically at checkout.
Will I pay customs or import fees?
US orders: No. As of July 1, 2026, all US orders ship DDP (duties delivered prepaid), meaning we prepay all import duties on our end. Nothing is due at your door.
Orders outside the US: Possibly. Duties and import taxes are set by your local customs authority and are not collected at checkout, so any charges on delivery are your responsibility.
We're working on rolling out prepaid duties for more countries soon.
I don't usually wear eyeliner all over my eyes, but I enjoy adding a little on the outer corners of my eyes! I love the grayish color because it gives a very mature and cool impression! I use it when I want to change up my usual makeup look.
I searched for something easier to apply, and tried Shiseido's Kajal and Microliner, but I ended up coming back to this one because it doesn't swell my eyelids even when applied to the mucous membrane. I think I'll probably keep using Fig. In my previous post, it was super easy to apply and the color I was looking for, but it smudged a little and looked like it had a lump on it, so when I applied it to my lower eyelid, it was the perfect color, so I'll try to use it in some way.
It was an eyeliner that was very easy to apply. The color was a nice black, not too black and not too light, just right. However, I couldn't find a store that sold it. It seemed like it would be a little difficult to find a place to buy it.
I originally used Ambi (brown) and Cya○make pencils. However, the tip would itch, and I could barely draw a light line on the outer corner of my eye. Liquid eyeliners were too bold and didn't feel right, so I was a complete eyeliner shy person. This one has a very soft tip that doesn't irritate. I was surprised that I could draw a line on the inner corner of my eye without straining my eyelid. I used 04 Fig, which isn't as strong as black but still has a nice presence. I'm also grateful that it's waterproof. While it doesn't completely smudge, it smudges relatively cleanly, leaving only a purple tint on my lower eyelid. It looks like eyeshadow and is easy to touch up. The downside is that the tip isn't very thin. It has a built-in sharpener, so I occasionally sharpen it, but it quickly becomes thicker. It produces a lot of shavings, so I feel like I'm wasting it, and I can't sharpen it very often... I'm trying to practice drawing as thin as possible without sharpening it.
04 Fig. A deep purple. It's not too harsh and is very beautiful. I have double eyelids and slightly puffy eyelids, so I prefer a more defined line than other companies' popular light gray or brown eyeliners, which tend to blur the lines.