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A tattoo-style brow pen uses a fine, often forked tip and a thin liquid formula to mimic individual brow hairs. Instead of one solid block of colour, you lay down lots of short strokes that blend into your real hairs. The result reads as fuller brows rather than an obviously filled-in shape. The 563LAB pens here both work this way, which is why they suit people who want definition without the waxy weight of a traditional brow pencil.

This page lists the Tatupit Brow Pen 0.9 g and the 563 Lap Tattoo Fit Brow Pen, the latter sold with a guide. Both are liquid pen-format brow products from 563LAB. The Tatupit lists a 0.9 g fill, a useful number to note if you want to gauge how long a pen lasts. The Tattoo Fit version pairs the pen with a stencil-style guide, which helps if you are still learning where your brow line should sit. Pick based on whether you want the pen alone or the pen plus shaping help.

If you already know your brow shape and just want to fill and define, the standalone Tatupit Brow Pen keeps it simple. If you are newer to brow makeup or want a repeatable shape day to day, the 563 Lap Tattoo Fit Brow Pen with its guide takes the guesswork out of placement. Shade match matters more than which pen you choose, so aim for a tone close to your natural brow or one step lighter, since brow colour usually looks deeper once applied.

Start on clean, dry brows so the liquid grips. Hold the pen almost flat to the skin and flick short, upward strokes in the direction your hairs grow, working from the front of the brow outward. Keep the front lighter and build colour toward the arch and tail, where brows naturally read denser. Let each layer set for a few seconds before adding more. Building in thin passes is what keeps the tattoo effect believable instead of blocky.

These pens are designed to stay put, but a little prep helps. Make sure brows are free of oil or heavy moisturiser before you draw, since liquid formulas skip on slick skin. Cap the pen firmly after each use so the tip does not dry out, and store it horizontally. If you notice the tip running dry, shaking the pen gently with the cap on can redistribute the formula. Removal is straightforward at the end of the day with a standard cleanser or makeup remover.

563LAB is a Korean brow brand, and the pens on this page are part of the Korean beauty range we stock. We source the products we sell to be genuine, so the pen you receive is the real 563LAB item rather than a lookalike. If you are building a Korean-leaning makeup routine, a tattoo-style brow pen pairs naturally with the rest of a K-beauty face: light base, defined brows, simple finish.

Tattoo-style brow pens fit anyone who wants to fill sparse spots, extend a short brow, or just add daily definition that survives a long day. They reward a light hand more than a heavy one, so they work well for beginners who go slowly as much as for people who do their brows every morning. If you prefer a soft powdery brow over crisp hair strokes, a pencil or powder may suit you better, but for a sharp, natural-looking finish these pens deliver.