Rimmel London LIP INK PEN lip gloss

Lipsticks - Lipliner

Features:
Color
Pink
Expected delivery:
Wednesday 12/08/2026
Wednesday 12/08/2026

*Approximate for orders whose destination is the provincial capital. In other cases there will be a delay of 1 day.

Tattoo your lips!

The new Rimmel LIP INK PEN is here to make a mark: intense color, a light feel and an indelible attitude.

Its marker-type applicator allows you to draw, outline and fill with precision, achieving defined lips with a satin finish that lasts all day.

Its formula is 5 times lighter than a traditional lipstick, resists kisses and transfers, and leaves lips soft, non-sticky and comfortable for hours.

Perfect to take with you everywhere, it combines precision and freedom in an on-the-go format that is as easy to use as it is addictive.

How to use:
  • Draw : trace the outline of your lips to define the shape.
  • Define : gently blurs the edges for a uniform, natural finish.
  • Fill: apply the color to the inside of the lips, building intensity according to your taste.
EAN
3616306372467
Color
Pink
ingredients
aqua/water/eau, butylene glycol, glycerin, alcohol denat., acacia senegal gum, vp/methacrylamide/vinyl imidazole copolymer, pvp, phenoxyethanol, potassium sorbate, parfum/fragrance, sodium saccharin, sodium hyaluronate, [may contain/peut contenir/+/-: red 28 (ci 45410), yellow 5 (ci 19140), yellow 6 (ci 15985), red 33 (ci 17200), blue 1 (ci 42090)].

The ingredients in the product composition are updated regularly. Please refer to the ingredient list on the packaging before using the product.

Brand Safety Warning
For external use only. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact, rinse thoroughly with water. Keep out of reach of children.
Legal information of the brand
Coty Inc., 14, rue du Quatre Septembre, 75002, París
https://www.coty.com/
consumer.service@cotyinc.com

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