Glo Skin Beauty Shadow Primer

Yes, the formula is designed to work with all eyeshadow textures. It creates a smooth, tacky base that grips onto both powders and creams to prevent them from sliding or creasing.

No, it dries down to a transparent finish. Its primary function is to intensify the pigment of your chosen shadow rather than altering its color.

A little goes a long way. Start with a tiny dot on each lid and blend it out with your fingertip or a brush until it feels thin and even. You want a smooth, barely-there layer, not a thick coating.

Absolutely. The lightweight, silky texture makes it easy to apply from your lashline all the way up to the brow bone, ensuring your highlight or transition shades stay put just as well as your lid colors.

You don't have to, but it depends on your preference. If you want maximum pigment intensity, apply your shadow directly onto the primer while it's still slightly tacky. If you prefer easier blending for a diffused look, you can lightly set the primer with a translucent powder first.