Clio Pro
The CLIO Pro range is the brand's professional makeup line, built around buildable eye palettes and the brushes that apply them. You'll find the Pro Eye Palette and Pro Iphalette for shadow work, Pro Single Shadows for spot colour, and the Pro Play brush series numbered for foundation, blush, and blending. We carry 14 Pro items on skinsli, so you can pair a palette with the right brush in one order.
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Buying guide
CLIO Pro: Eye Palettes, Single Shadows, and Pro Play Brushes
CLIO's Pro line is where the brand keeps its colour payoff and its application tools. This collection pulls together 14 Pro items we stock on skinsli, from the Pro Eye Palette and Pro Iphalette down to single shadows and the numbered Pro Play brush set. The guide below walks through what each Pro product does and how the pieces fit together, so you can build a kit instead of buying parts at random.
What the CLIO Pro line covers
Pro is CLIO's professional-grade sub-line. In this collection it splits into two halves: colour and tools. The colour side holds the Pro Eye Palette, the Pro Iphalette, the Pro Iphalet Air, and the Pro Single Shadow. The tool side is the Pro Play brush family, which carries numbers like 100, 101, 102, and 201 for different jobs. Stocking both halves under one Pro label means a shadow and the brush that lays it down come from the same range.
Pro Eye Palette and Pro Iphalette
The Pro Eye Palette is the multi-pan option, and we carry the 21AD edition along with a 0.6g by 10 layout. The Pro Iphalette and the Pro Iphalet Air Disney collaboration sit alongside it as compact palette formats. These give you a spread of finishes in one case, which suits a full eye look without swapping between separate pans. If you want a starting point for the Pro range, a palette is usually it.
When a single shadow makes more sense
Not every look needs a full palette. The Pro Single Shadow, such as the G10 Pulp shade we stock, lets you add one exact colour to a routine you already have. Single shadows are also how you top up a worn-down palette pan or test a finish before committing to a larger set. Keep one or two singles next to a palette and you cover both planned looks and quick touch-ups.
Pro Play foundation brushes 100, 101, 102
The Pro Play foundation brushes come numbered, and we stock the 100, 101, and 102. The numbers mark differences in head shape and density rather than a ranking, so the right one depends on your base product and how much coverage you want to push. A denser head packs product onto the skin, while a softer head buffs it out. Having all three available lets you match the brush to a liquid, cream, or cushion base.
Blusher and face blending brushes
Past foundation, the Pro Play set continues with the Blusher Brush 201 and the 205 Pro Play Face Blending Brush. The blusher brush is sized for cheek placement so colour lands where you want it. The face blending brush softens hard edges, which matters once you start layering blush, bronzer, or contour. Together they move a base from flat to finished without dragging product around.
Building a Pro kit step by step
A simple Pro kit starts with one eye palette for colour and one Pro Play foundation brush for the base. From there, add a single shadow for a signature accent and the 201 blusher brush for cheeks. The 205 face blending brush is the piece that ties a multi-product face together. Because all 14 items share the Pro label, you can order the palette and the brushes in one go and skip mixing ranges.
Keeping Pro Play brushes in shape
Makeup brushes hold up longest with regular cleaning and gentle handling. Wash the Pro Play heads with a mild cleanser, reshape the bristles by hand, and dry them flat so water does not sit in the ferrule. Store them upright once dry. A brush that stays clean lays down truer colour and keeps your palettes free of muddied shades, which protects the look the Pro line is built to give.
What's in stock right now
This collection reflects the 14 CLIO Pro items live on skinsli at the moment, including the Pro Iphalette 6g, the Pro Eye Palette 21AD, the Pro Iphalet Air Disney collaboration, the Pro Single Shadow G10 Pulp, and the Pro Play brush numbers 100 through 205. Stock on individual editions and collaborations can shift, so check the product page for the current shade and availability before you order.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does the CLIO Pro line include on skinsli?
The CLIO Pro collection holds 14 items, split between eye colour and application tools. The colour side has the Pro Eye Palette, the Pro Iphalette, the Pro Iphalet Air, and Pro Single Shadows. The tool side is the Pro Play brush family numbered for foundation, blush, and blending.
How is the CLIO Pro Eye Palette different from the Pro Iphalette?
The Pro Eye Palette, such as the 21AD edition, is the larger multi-pan format for a full eye look. The Pro Iphalette and Pro Iphalet Air are compact palette formats, including a Disney collaboration. Pick the Pro Eye Palette for range and the Iphalette when you want something smaller to carry.
When should I choose a CLIO Pro Single Shadow over a palette?
A Pro Single Shadow like the G10 Pulp suits you when you need one exact colour rather than a full spread. Single shadows also top up a worn palette pan or let you test a finish first. Many people keep a single or two next to a Pro palette for quick accents.
What do the numbers on the CLIO Pro Play brushes mean?
The Pro Play numbers mark different head shapes and densities, not a quality ranking. We stock foundation brushes 100, 101, and 102, the Blusher Brush 201, and the 205 Face Blending Brush. Match a denser foundation head for coverage and the 205 blending brush to soften edges.
Which CLIO Pro Play foundation brush should I start with?
For a first Pro Play foundation brush, the choice depends on your base. The denser heads among the 100, 101, and 102 pack coverage onto the skin, while a softer head buffs a liquid or cushion base out. If you mostly use a cushion, lean toward a buffing head; for fuller coverage, pick a denser one.
How do I clean and store CLIO Pro Play brushes?
Wash the Pro Play brush heads with a mild cleanser, reshape the bristles by hand, and dry them flat so water does not pool in the ferrule. Store them upright once fully dry. Regular cleaning keeps the brushes laying down true colour and stops your Pro palettes from going muddy.
Is the CLIO Pro range authentic and shipped from Korea?
Yes. CLIO is a Korean brand we carry on skinsli, and the Pro items in this collection ship as genuine CLIO stock, including the Disney collaboration editions. Check each product page for the current shade and availability, since collaboration runs and individual editions can sell through.
















