NYX Professional Makeup Glitter Primer, Primer Glitter Glue, Fixing Gel for Loose Glitter, Eye Shadow and Pigment, Long Lasting

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If you don’t have any tape, then just apply a heavy layer of loose powder to your undereye area before you apply your eye makeup, and then use a fluffy brush to sweep away any glitter that falls onto this area.

So if you're planning to cry or to go out in the rain, you might prefer to opt for a regular primer so that your makeup doesn't run off. I wouldn't say that I get creasing like I would with a normal eyeshadow and no primer at all, in which the shadow all migrates into the wrinkles in my lids and stays there.The best glitter glues and primers for eye makeup will ensure that the product is distributed evenly and does not fold into your creases, leaving it crusty. Certainly if you are trying glitter primer for the first time and you don't know how often you'll use it, the NYX primer is an excellent choice. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).

However the product was fantastic as it was vegan but usually with new products it sometimes stings in my eye area and sometimes it takes time to get used to, but I have stopped using it, but I can say all our skins are different and react differently I have stopped using it but u can say it does do what it says on the jar, it does give a Hugh pay off to ur glittlers. So far I've only used it on the weekends, but for some reason I get extra oily when I'm sitting in my office. Glitter glue has the appearance of PVA glue and a similar texture, which might sound pretty unappealing!For this week's Indie Friday I thought I'd focus on something really basic: Glitter eyeshadow fixatives/foiling mediums. Fear not, it's 100% eye safe, wont glue your lids together and wont peel off like sheets of snake skin (don't pretend you never 'accidentally' spilt glue on yourself at school. Now, I very rarely say with any seriousness that a product is needed or necessary - but I'm about to, because if you ever wear eyeshadow you NEED Darling Girl 'Glitter Glue'. You may disagree with my verdict, because we all have different bodies/faces/brains/desires, but I'll try to offer a starting point, at least. I just got the Marc Jacobs Lolita palette as a gift and there's one glittery shade that a) has no colour payoff, and b) fell all over my cheeks the one time I made the mistake of using it.