Smashbox Be Legendary Line and Prime Lip Liner
- Lip liner or all-over base
- 0.04 oz pencil
- Primer Oil Complex for glide
- Cruelty free
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A comfortable, creamy liner that doubles as a lip base for anyone shaping lips before lipstick. The listing does not name the shade, so check the photos before ordering.
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ASIN: B097WLHBGFCategory: Lip Liners
Overview
Smashbox makes the Be Legendary pencil to outline, sculpt and define lips, or to fill the whole lip as a base for color. Its Primer Oil Complex helps it glide smoothly and feel comfortable through wear.
A liner that also works as a full-lip base cuts a step from a lip routine. The shade is not named in the listing, and there is no word on sharpening or whether it is waterproof.
Who it's for
People who like defined lips and a base that helps lipstick last will use it daily. Those choosing by exact shade should find a listing that names the color.
Pros and cons
- Lines or fills whole lip
- Creamy, comfortable glide
- Primer oils in formula
- Shade not named
- Sharpener needs not stated
- Waterproof status unknown
Performance notes
The primer oils soften the pencil so it moves without tugging. Filling the whole lip gives lipstick something to grip, which is what helps color stay in place.
Specifications
| Brand | Smashbox |
|---|---|
| Comfort | includes Smashbox's signature Primer Oil Complex so the lip pencil glides on easily and feels comfortable on your lips |
| Multi-use | wear as a lip liner or all over lips as a base for color |
| Precise Lip Pencil | make up, sculpt, and define lips instantly with this precise, comfortable, cruelty free lip liner pencil |
Frequently asked questions
Can I wear the Smashbox lip liner alone?
Yes. The listing says it can be worn all over the lips as a base for color.
What shade is this liner?
The listing does not name the shade.