Eye Pigment

The pigment is a powdery product that is a base for shadows and other decorative cosmetics but without binders. This is a pure colour, concentrated paint, so it always looks incredibly bright and rich on the skin. In addition, they can be mixed to obtain new, unusual shades that are difficult to find in stores and added to ready-made compositions to increase the colour intensity. They are completely free from moisture, 100% dry.

Looks created with this magic powder are always bright and rich, so if you are going to a party, a photo session or just experimenting with an image, then this is the best choice.

How to choose an eye pigment

These cosmetics provide different effects when applied to the lids, so you should choose the one that suits your preferences:

• satin – resembles the surface of silk or satin fabric;
• matte – no sparkles or overflows;
• shimmery – with the smallest sparkles in the composition, which give a beautiful play and depth of colour;
• metallic – gives a dense finish with a metallic sheen.

First, pay attention to the markings and instructions on the jar. Eye compositions must be labelled accordingly. Do not use items of questionable quality or the ones you are not sure of. Some compositions are quite aggressive, so it is not recommended applying them near the mucous membrane. This particularly applies to bright, acidic shades.

How to apply

You will need dense, synthetic, resilient brushes to apply and shade an eye pigment. Pay attention to this important point since the success of the image depends on it. Natural brushes cannot hold the product and blend it thoroughly, so it crumbles easily. You can also apply the cosmetics with your fingers, but then you risk getting a less intense shade.

Here are some tips to consider:

• An eye pigment is not applied to the bare skin. Use a special base, primer, gel liner, pencils, creamy shadow. They will ensure the adhesion of the product to the skin and prolong its durability.
• Sometimes these coloured powders are mixed with a special shadow liquid. But keep in mind that in this case, there may be problems with shading. This way, it will be convenient to draw arrows and clear lines, and the colour will be bright.
• Pearlescent formulas are the easiest to apply, and the most difficult ones are matte. In this case, a white backing pencil, a fluffy brush and a lot of patience will help you.
• An eye pigment is applied with hammering movements as if imprinting the product into the skin so that it does not crumble. Do not run your brush back and forth, and do not add too much cosmetics.

The colour intensity is easily varied by the amount of the product applied, from a translucent haze to a rich, dramatic smoky. You can also use a duochromic eye pigment that consists of several shades and creates incredible overflows depending on the lighting. You can buy such goods at makeup.uk at an affordable price. Read our detailed descriptions and customers' reviews to choose the right item. Place your order now, and we will deliver it to you in the shortest terms.