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Maude (Liquid Silk Liquid Eyeshadow)

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$17 $34 In stock

Category: Liquid Silk Liquid Eyeshadow

Skin-smoothing, soft-focus, matte liquid eyeshadow with a lightweight texture. Nuanced, natural shades blend seamlessly for an elevated eye in seconds. Glide on for a blurred wash of colour that stays in place all day.

Its high pigmentation means you only need to use a small amount. Blend for a sheer, subtly sculpted look, or layer up for effortless intensity. There’s no creasing; just lid-smoothing colour that sets in seconds.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

  • Lid-smoothing, skin-firming, hydrating formula.
  • Silky matte finish with a seamless blend.
  • Natural shades to elevate your eye look.
  • ‘One and done’, effortless application.
  • Works as a standalone shadow or a long-wear base for Lisa’s Eyeshadow Palettes.

WHY LISA CREATED IT
“[I made Liquid Silk for] anyone that’s ever tried my Liquid Lurex Eyeshadows and loves them. Many of you have messaged me and said, ‘I would love to have a version that’s more on the matte side, less sparkly.’ These are the dream. They’re soft-focus and long-wearing, but also, and I think most importantly, they are lid-smoothing and skin-firming, without making lids look dry.”

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 11 reviews)

Sebastian ★★★★★

The texture is so lightweight I forget I’m wearing anything, yet it smooths my lids into that soft-focus matte look instantly. I’ve been reaching for it every morning since it arrived—one swipe and my eyes look done, no blending effort at all.

Thomas V. ★★★★★

Blended this over my lids with just a finger and the soft-focus effect is exactly what I wanted—my crease lines basically vanished. It dried down to a true matte in under a minute and didn't settle into any patchy spots.

John S. ★★★★★

The matte finish is honestly perfect for my oily lids—it blurs everything without feeling cakey, and the lightweight texture disappears once it's on. Takes me about thirty seconds to blend a wash of color with my finger, and it looks like I actually tried.