This white-browed titi is reported from southern Colombia through Ecuador to Peru. It has a white band across the forehead.
The back and outer limbs are gray brown, while the chest and belly are chestnut red. A white band crosses the forehead, and the face and throat have ochre-red fur.
At Peru’s Panguana Private Conservation Area, a 2018 study reported a mean group size of 2.5 for animals recorded under the former name P. discolor.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.