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Women
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What it Is:Inspired by a Japanese lacquer technique called urushi, this unique eye gloss creates a lustrous glow for eyelids and beyond.What it Does:The nonsticky formula features rich pigments suspended in a moisturizing, dewy base. The finish can be either sheer or vinyllike; and have either a wash of color or a deep opacity.What Else You Need to Know:The highgloss effect provides a modern alternative to traditional shadow.Beauty Tip:'I've always liked the look of glossy lids, like on the stars from the film noir era. It's provocative and glamorous.' - Troy SurrattSuggested Usage:Glide a thin layer on to bare eyelids using your finger for an artistic approach, or use the corresponding spongetip applicator for more
Details
What it Is:Inspired by a Japanese lacquer technique called urushi, this unique eye gloss creates a lustrous glow for eyelids and beyond.What it Does:The nonsticky formula features rich pigments suspended in a moisturizing, dewy base. The finish can be either sheer or vinyllike; and have either a wash of color or a deep opacity.What Else You Need to Know:The highgloss effect provides a modern alternative to traditional shadow.Beauty Tip:'I've always liked the look of glossy lids, like on the stars from the film noir era. It's provocative and glamorous.' - Troy SurrattSuggested Usage:Glide a thin layer on to bare eyelids using your finger for an artistic approach, or use the corresponding spongetip applicator for more
What it Is:Inspired by a Japanese lacquer technique called urushi, this unique eye gloss creates a lustrous glow for eyelids and beyond.What it Does:The nonsticky formula features rich pigments suspended in a moisturizing, dewy base. The finish can be either sheer or vinyllike; and have either a wash of color or a deep opacity.What Else You Need to Know:The highgloss effect provides a modern alternative to traditional shadow.Beauty Tip:'I've always liked the look of glossy lids, like on the stars from the film noir era. It's provocative and glamorous.' - Troy SurrattSuggested Usage:Glide a thin layer on to bare eyelids using your finger for an artistic approach, or use the corresponding spongetip applicator for more
