BABIES BREATH- All Natural, Vegan Eyeshadow Makeup

$8.99

• PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
• INGREDIENTS
• CUSTOMER REVIEWS

• BABIES BREATH is a soft beige, coral eyeshadow. Can't go wrong with this one!

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  Customer testimonials…

  "Awesome product and an excellent seller."
  TJ

  "Super quick shipping and so friendly! I was so excited to receive a couple of extra samples free with my order! Beautiful colors. I can't wait to order again!"
  Samantha

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  Mineral eyeshadow pigments that blend like a dream and are made from Mother Earth's finest ingredients. Because these are loose pigments you can put them on wet or dry. They can be used as eyeshadow, blush, eyeliner, highlighters or over lipgloss.

  My All Natural products are hand mixed by me =) No harsh chemicals, synthetic dyes, preservatives, fragrances, dyes, parabens, or fillers added. Non Comedogenic, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Hypoallergenic, Vegan and NEVER tested on animals!

  Ingredients on all eyeshadows may or may not include...
  Sericite Mica, Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides, Magnesium Stearate.

  Should I use an eyelid primer?
  Think of primer as a layer of glue for your makeup products to hold on to. It creates a layer that oils from your skin can't penetrate. These oils from your skin are why creasing happens and why product tends to fall off during the day. By adding a primer such as my "Fixit" primer, (all natural blend of course!), you will get the true vibrance of the color and have longer wear.

  Fixit listing here...
  https://www.etsy.com/listing/115646947/fixit-100-all-natural-vegan-eye-primer

  How do I apply?
  I spray "Fixit" Spray into my palm and use my ring finger to dab on eyelid my eyelids, wait 30 seconds or so and then add color to lid. Shadows will stay longer, look brighter, and are less likely to crease.

  Use all natural eyeshadows as an eyeliner with "Fixit" primer and an angled brush.

  How do you apply?
  I spray the "Fixit" spray in my hand, dab the brush into it and then dip into pigments. Swirl a bit in my hand to make a liquid color and apply!

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