Eyeshadows are available nowadays in a multitude of forms that when combined create the desired glitzy makeup look. These forms include, among others, powders, pencils, and crayons. Typically, pigments, oils, and waxes are used in the creation of eyeshadow to provide the necessary color.
The most popular varieties of eyeshadows are the following: baked, cream, powder, liquid, loose powder, crayon, and baked in one. Allow me to explain them as follows:
Powder-based eyeshadow.
Almost all women use powder eyeshadow, which is preferred because it's easier to blend. There are several types of finishes for powder eyeshadow, including satin, shimmer, and matte. Experts in beauty advise against rubbing powdered eyeshadow. Be careful when applying powder eyeshadow; pat and press the color onto the eyelid with a gentle touch.
Cream eyeshadow.
Cream eyeshadow is sold in the market in a variety of formats, including sticks, pans, and tubes. It offers a formula that is long-wearing and shimmery. Cream eyeshadow will melt in the heat, so you should avoid using it in hot weather. In order to create a rich eyeshadow effect, blend two or more colors.
Liquid eyeshadow.
This is an eyeshadow that is suggested for novices. Applying it directly to the lid requires the use of a wand or a thin liner brush. Applying liquid eyeshadows is simple and they dry quickly.
Eyeshadow in loose powder.
Dry skin types shouldn't use this kind of eyeshadow. It is applied to sophisticated makeup.
Eyeshadow in crayon.
Because it is slid on the lids, this type of eyeshadow is very easy to use and lasts up to 24 hours.
Oven-baked eyeshadow.
This happens as a result of baking eyeshadow in an oven. It bends easily and is incredibly smooth.