Hi Ladies,
Im having problems getting my eyeshadows to pop.
Im using Wet n Wild eye primer and used a white eyeshadow as a base but the colours are still not very pigmented. Infact the white eyeshadow made it worse as it just blended with the colour I was using.
I followed a make-up tutorial using a particular brand of eyeshadow she used which I have, but the models eyeshadow looked very pigmented.
There was no mention of what she had prepped her eyes with, the video was just to demo a particular brand of eyeshadow.
So frustrating!
Any recommendations welcome
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Unfortunately, it will all depend on how pigmented the brand of eyeshadow you have is. It can help using an eyelid primer (like NYX HD eye primer), but personally, I prefer to use a cream eyeshadow as a primer. I find a light flesh-toned cream eyeshadow just helps my eyeshadows to look more pigmented, they also stay where I put them, and don't crease at all.
Hi Silvene,
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Thanks for the tips.
I know some eyeshadows are more pigmented than others.
The video was for NATIO eyeshadow promoting a blusher to use as eyeshadow to get a specific look.
I followed their application using same products, the models look was very pigmented eyes but she must have prepped her eyes with something for it to be so pigmented.
Today I used another palette of theirs, (which is normally very pigmented), but after applying the primer then white eyeshadow as a base the colour just blended in with the white eyeshadow base.
Using the primer on its own doesn't give me the desired finish i.e like using concealer or foundation as a base.
Contradicting info if you google says not to use concealer or foundation as a base as your make-up will crease, yet others say use it
There was no reply button for your post.
Thanks for the tips.
I know some eyeshadows are more pigmented than others.
The video was for NATIO eyeshadow promoting a blusher to use as eyeshadow to get a specific look.
I followed their application using same products, the models look was very pigmented eyes but she must have prepped her eyes with something for it to be so pigmented.
Today I used another palette of theirs, (which is normally very pigmented), but after applying the primer then white eyeshadow as a base the colour just blended in with the white eyeshadow base.
Using the primer on its own doesn't give me the desired finish i.e like using concealer or foundation as a base.
Contradicting info if you google says not to use concealer or foundation as a base as your make-up will crease, yet others say use it
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