How to Apply Wet Eyeshadow

Wet eyeshadow can look sparkling or muted depending on how it is applied. But it can also look chunky and very messy. To get an even shimmery look, follow these easy steps.

Things You'll Need

• Angled eye brush

Instructions

1. First make sure that the liquid shadow you purchased is new and fresh. Old shadows can be too liquidy or hard and chunky to apply and can cause eye irritations and infections.

2. Apply the shadow with an angled brush over the entire eyelid. Use a soft cosmetic sponge clean up areas where you made mistakes or it bled. Do not use your fingers. The angled brush provides more control, whereas a puffy brush can cause splatters and uneven application.

3. Dust the lid with a simlar shade of shadow or a mineral finishing powder to speed up drying and set the shadow. Be sure to keep the finishing shade nuetral. Try and keep your eyelids partially closed or closed until the shadow is dry and set.

4. You can also use the angled brush to apply the shadow as a liner.

Tips & Warnings

• Do Not apply with your hands.