Liquid eyeshadows

Liquid eyeshadows generally have a shorter shelf life compared to powder eyeshadows. On average, you should keep liquid eyeshadows for about 6 to 12 months. However, it's crucial to check the specific product's packaging or label for an expiration date or the "period after opening" (PAO) symbol, which indicates how long the product is safe to use after opening. As with all makeup products, if the liquid eyeshadow changes in smell, texture, or color, or if you experience any irritation, it's best to discard it and replace it with a new one.

Yes, you can turn powder eyeshadow into a liquid form by using a mixing medium or a makeup setting spray. To do this, scrape a small amount of the powder eyeshadow onto a clean surface or a small container. Then, add a few drops of mixing medium or setting spray to the powder and mix it thoroughly until you achieve a smooth and creamy consistency. You can adjust the amount of liquid added to control the intensity of the color. This DIY liquid eyeshadow can be applied for a more intense and vibrant look. But to make it easier to use and not to mix every time, just buy liquid eyeshadows in the color you want, it will save your time.

Warm tans, browns, and light pastel colors are thought to be the way to go. Pink rose-toned eyeshadow colors are known to be universally flattering and add interest to the makeup look, on every age and every skin tone.

For applying liquid eyeshadow, it's best to use a flat synthetic brush or a sponge-tip applicator. These types of brushes and applicators are designed to work well with liquid formulas, allowing for precise and controlled application. A flat synthetic brush will help you achieve an even and smooth application of the liquid eyeshadow on your eyelids.

To apply liquid eyeshadow, start by shaking the product well to ensure an even consistency. Use a flat synthetic brush or a sponge-tip applicator to pick up a small amount of the liquid eyeshadow. Begin by placing the color on the center of your eyelid and then gently blend it out towards the crease and outer corner. Work quickly, as liquid eyeshadows tend to dry fast. Liquid shadows should be applied in a thin layer. For a more intense look you can layer the product again. And remember to keep your eyes closed until the eyeshadow fully dries to avoid any smudging.

Yes. But you can take them on a plane in carry-on luggage or checked luggage, because the size of our liquid shadows does not exceed the norm.