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Harcourt - Double pencil sharpener

Name: Harcourt - Double pencil sharpener
Brand: Harcourt Studio Paris
SKU: 3760112570262
Price: 5.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

Pencil sharpener: a double sharpener with two openings to fit most pencil sizes, with a built-in container, in a case in Studio Harcourt colours.

Reference 3760112570262

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€5.90

Tax included Estimated delivery 3 to 4 days

Pencil sharpener: the essential accessory to keep all your pencils sharp, for brows, eyes or lips. Its built-in container catches the shavings and its removable pin makes cleaning easy.

Pencil sharpener: key features

Two openings for most sizes.
Built-in container.
Removable pin for cleaning.
Case in Studio Harcourt colours.

Pencil sharpener: how to use

Insert the pencil in the matching opening and turn gently. Empty the container regularly and clean the blade with the removable pin.

Pencil sharpener: about Harcourt

Born from the world of the legendary Studio Harcourt, the Parisian temple of portrait photography since the 1930s, Harcourt Studio Paris translates the art of light and the gaze into beauty. Its line specialises in brows, one of the secrets of a successful Harcourt portrait: a deep, vibrant gaze.

Discover the full range on our Harcourt page. To learn more, read the Eyebrow article on Wikipedia.

This Harcourt product is part of The Beauty Lounge selection, which brings together brands chosen for the effectiveness of their formulas and the pleasure they bring to everyday routines. Not sure which product to choose, or would you like to build a complete routine? Get in touch with us and we will be happy to help you find the right product. Our product pages detail the composition, use and benefits of each item, so you can choose with confidence, whether you are discovering the brand or are already a loyal fan.

Frequently asked questions

Does it fit all pencils?

Its two openings fit most make-up pencil sizes.

How do I clean it?

With its removable pin, which clears residue caught in the blade.

Where can I buy Harcourt's pencil sharpener?

This Harcourt product is available from The Beauty Lounge, an online beauty shop delivering across France, Europe and internationally.

Studio Harcourt, a Parisian legend since 1934

Founded in Paris in 1934 by Cosette Harcourt, together with the Lacroix brothers and Robert Ricci, Studio Harcourt quickly became the place to be photographed for Parisian high society. Writers, painters, actors and stars, from Marlene Dietrich to Jean Cocteau, posed in its famous black-and-white light. The studio still photographs public figures today.

The brow line, the signature of the Harcourt look

For a successful portrait, the eyes are essential. The Harcourt make-up line therefore specialises in eyebrows, with everything needed to shape, fill and set them:

Fill and define: Brow Powder (4 shades), the Beauté du Regard Brow Palettes (Light / Blonde and Dark / Brunette), the Brow Revealing Pencils (Light, Medium, Dark) and the Brow Touch-Up Liners.
Shape: the Duo Brow Stencils for an even shape, and the Light Diffuser to highlight the arch.
Set and care: the Brow & Lash Fixing Serum, for groomed brows and fuller-looking lashes.
Precision tools: tweezers, brow comb, duo brush and pencil sharpener.

Complexion and eyes: brushes and false lashes

The range is completed by professional brushes (foundation, maxi powder, angled blush, concealer), the multi-use Coverage Portfolio and the Marlène and BB false lashes, supplied with their glue.

How to choose your brow shade?

The make-up artists’ rule: choose a shade close to the natural colour of your brows, or slightly lighter if your hair is dark. Light / Blonde for blonde or grey hair, Medium for light to mid-brown hair, Dark / Brunette for dark hair.

Frequently asked questions

Who founded Studio Harcourt?

Studio Harcourt was founded in Paris in 1934 by Cosette Harcourt, together with the Lacroix brothers and Robert Ricci.

Powder, palette or pencil: which is best for brows?

Powder gives a soft, natural result, ideal for adding fullness. A pencil lets you draw hair-like strokes and fill sparse areas. A palette combines several shades to adjust intensity and play with light and shadow.