Loose Eyeshadow/Eyeliner

From smoky and shimmery to metallic and bold — our vegan loose eyeshadow is the perfect pick for your next dramatic eyeshadow look. Made from rich and velvety pigments, these eyeshadows can be applied wet or dry depending on your desired look. Dry application with dabbing motions creates a smokey effect, and wet application with a touch of water provides a bolder, more metallic look. When wet, these versatile vegan shadows can also be used as lipstick, mascara or bold liner, allowing you to play with fun makeup looks without purchasing any new products.

Tell Me More + -

*Vegan, Clean & Cruelty free... as it should be!
Mineral Based
Coverage Level: High
High Pigment & Shine
Long-Lasting
Nourishing formula

*All Loose Eyeshadows are vegan with the exception of Dating & Fairy Dust. See Vegan Colors section for more details.

Vegan Colors + -

The Following Colors of Loose Eyeshadow are 100% Vegan (in A-Z order):

Armor, Bad Mom Club, Believe It, Black Ice, Brownies, Cocktail Party, Dangerous, Different, Dreamer, Electric Feel, Extraordinaire, Forest, Immature, Magical, Mellow Yellow, Milky Way, N.Y.E., New Vision, Peace Out, POP, Purple Rain, Rainy Day, Sea Foam, Shazam, Soft, Spotlight, Stardom, Superstar, Take A Hike, Take Control, Top Shelf, Turn It Up, Unforgettable, Unstoppable, Wild, Wild Thing.

How To Use + -

How to Apply Loose Eyeshadow Dry

Softly pull the out corner of your eye (temple). Then, use the brush in dabbing motions - always in the same direction - and apply from the outer corner of your eye to the inner corner (like a teardrop). This will create a clean, even, long-lasting look.

How to Apply Loose Eyeshadow Wet

Make the brush slightly wet & softly pull on the outer corner of your eye (temple). Then, use the brush in a stroke motion - always in the same direction - and apply from the outer corner of your eye to the inner corner (like a teardrop). Making the loose eyeshadow wet will create a beautiful metallic look that can be used as a beautiful eyeshadow, eyeliner, or lipstick.

You can learn more here

https://puzzlemakeup.com/blogs/tutorial