Eye lifting primer?

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Vickie W.

Jan 3, 2016

Vickie W.

What is your favorite eye primer? Which one is the best to tighten the eyelid? And which one do you use to give a more metallic look to your eyes? 😊

Monica K.

Jan 3, 2016

Monica K.

My favorite lip primer is Smashbox 24hr eye primer. Took me a long time to find one that actually works with keeping my eye shadows on and not creasing.
Sorry I'm no help to the other parts of your questions, but I think Urban Decay has different eye lid primers that may have shimmer in them...

Bailey G.

Jan 4, 2016

Bailey G.

Try Urban Decay's Anti-Aging Eye Shadow Primer Potion. That should help in tightening your eyelid. As for giving a more metallic look to your eyes, use a shimmery base possibly, like a nude/champagne shadow. Maybelline's Color Tattoo shadows are great, along with MAC's Paint Pots (I hear a lot of people using Soft Ochre as a base). I personally like to use a primer first (my favorite is Too Faced Shadow Insurance, and they do make a version called Candlelight that's illuminating) then apply the base for extra staying power.

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