Colours Loose Mineral Eyeshadow Powder - Vegan - Brush Gift with purchase.

$12.50

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Receive a free brush with every purchase of eye shadow!

Vegan. No chemical additives. No preservatives.

Versatility unlimited. Colors can be used as an eye shadows (shading, highlighting,contouring), liquid liners, nail polish, lipstick, blush, or body shimmer.
Gentle and safe for sensitive eyes.
Powder goes on ultra-smooth without pulling or dragging the delicate eye area.
Stays put for hours without creasing.
Use with Botanical Eye Sealant for unique liner shades.

For beautiful eyes. Multi-tasking for lips and nails. NEW larger size jar!

Some general suggestions for shadow color:

Choose contrasting colors to highlight your eyes. Matching shadow to eye color cancels out your eyes.
If tired eyes are red or have dark circles, avoid blue and grey shades.
A professional eye shadow application uses three shades of increasing intensity:

Guidelines for shadow based on eye color

Blue eyes: Rich warm browns, warm taupes, soft peaches and pinks, deep blues.
Green and Hazel eyes: Golden browns, warm taupes, deep purples and blues, soft peaches and pinks, and soft violets.
Grey eyes: Charcoal, cool brown and purple.
Brown eyes: Lucky you! Every color looks great.

BRUSH RECOMMENDATIONS: Fine point straight line, angled fine point, straight line taklon, or smudging brush.

Eye Shadow

Using a shadow brush of choice, pick up a small amount of colored powder, tap off excess, and brush gently on eyelids, or under the brow area for highlights.
Use eye primer for longest lasting shadow color without creasing.

Eyeliner Dry liner:

This is a soft look and a smudging brush works well. Dip brush into powder, tapping off excess, and apply with feathery strokes to edges of eyelids.
A light misting with setting spray helps increase staying power. A cotton q-tip or edge of cotton pad moistened with Eyeliner Sealant lightly dabbed over color also increases longevity.

Liquid Liner:

Moisten fine line brush with Eyeliner Sealant. Dip into powder and use feathery strokes to make a thin line along lashes.
Repeat until intensity and width is achieved.It is more effective to apply successive layers of thin lines rather than one thick line of color.

Nail polish from loose powder

Any color of nail polish can be customized with the addition of mineral powders. Make a small amount of a new color, add sparkle or sheen tan existing color, or modify an existing color with the addition of colored mineral powders. The possibilities are endless.
To experiment with a color, pour a small amount of polish into a disposable dish, bowl, even plastic wrap or aluminum foil (to make clean up easy). Mix powder into polish and apply. This small batch method allows you to make a single use color. Add powders to a bottle of polish if you find a color particularly appealing.
Use of disposable brushes with a small amount of polish allows you to change your color frequently with little waste and without bringing color into the original polish bottle.
This is a great way to use up those half empty bottles of polish that you no longer wear.
Mix clear nail polish with any shade of loose shadow (or blush) powder until you are happy with the color.This allows you to match your shadow to your nail.
Mix any loose mineral powder into colored nail polish to change the shade or add sparkle for a special occasion.

Mica. May contain ( /-) Iron Oxides, Titanium dioxide CI77891, Ultramarines, Silk Powder.