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The wooden pin is in the guide.
Sharpo™ Eyebrow Pencil Sharpener

At the front by my eyebrows, I always drew lines that were too thick with my pencil. With the flat tip, I can now achieve finer lines.
The wooden pin is in the guide.
Using a separate blade, you shape the flat tip.
With the narrow edge, you draw in individual hairs.
If you want to draw individual hairs, the shape of the tip matters. With Sharpo, you create a flat tip with a narrow edge that allows you to draw fine lines.
The guide holds the wooden pin in position during shaping.
With the narrow edge, you can draw fine lines, for example at the beginning of the eyebrows.

“At the front by my eyebrows, my strokes always got too thick too quickly. Now, with the narrow edge, I can make individual fine strokes there.”

“The first time, I had to take a quick look at how the pen sat. By the second try, the tip was nice and flat, just the way I wanted it.”

“Usually, the pen slips out of my hand more often when I’m sharpening it. It stays in place better in the guide, which makes it easier for me.”

Are you using a wooden eyebrow pencil and want to draw fine hair strokes at the front of your brows? First, check that your pencil is flat in the sharpener. This type of sharpening is not intended for twist-up pencils with plastic casings.
Sharpo is designed for wooden eyebrow pencils that lie flat in the guide. This type of sharpening is not intended for twist-up pencils with a plastic casing.
Yes. Sharpo™ holds the pen in place while shaping. You need a separate blade to shape the tip.
If you are shaping a flat tip for the first time, take your time. The guide holds the pen in position while you shape the tip.
You shape a flat point with a narrow edge. With this edge, you can draw individual hair strokes, for example at the front of the brow.
You can continue to use your existing wooden pencil if it lies flat in the guide.

With Sharpo™, you shape your matching wooden pencil into a flat tip. With the thin edge, you can draw in individual hairs, for example at the front of the brow.