Mehron Artist Pigment Powder

Yes, it is perfectly safe and effective for use on the eyes. It works beautifully as a high-impact eyeshadow or liner, though you may want to use a primer or mixing medium to prevent fallout and ensure it stays in place all day.

To achieve a true liquid-metal finish, mix a small amount of the powder with a mixing liquid or setting spray on a palette before application. This transforms the loose pigment into a durable, paint-like consistency that dries down opaque and reflective.

Like most loose pigments, there can be some fallout during application if you use a fluffy brush. For the cleanest look, we recommend applying it with a dense, flat shader brush or your fingertip, and doing your eye makeup before your foundation.

While this is a professional-grade product designed for face and body use, everyone's skin reacts differently to pigments. If you have sensitive skin, we recommend performing a patch test on your inner arm before applying it to your face or eyes.

Because the mixing medium increases durability, you will need an oil-based makeup remover or a dedicated cleansing balm to break down the pigment effectively. Simply wiping with water or a standard face wash may not be enough to remove all the metallic particles.