MAC Small Eye Shadow - Grain

This highly pigmented powder eyeshadow is formulated to stay put all day, without running, for up to eight hours.

Yes, the MAC Small Eye Shadow is ophthalmologist tested and safe for contact lens wearers.

Yes, it is designed to be versatile and can be used both wet for a more intense look or dry for a softer application.

You can apply it using your fingers, a brush (such as a flat shader or blending brush), or a sponge-tip applicator, depending on your desired effect.

Yes, it is dermatologist tested, ophthalmologist tested, and non-acnegenic, making it suitable for sensitive skin and eyes.

For a richer, more powerful color payoff, dampen your brush slightly before picking up and applying the eyeshadow.

The MAC Eye Shadows are available in a variety of shades and finishes, including frosted, matte, metallic, and satin, allowing for diverse looks.

Try applying the eyeshadow wet with a dampened brush or sponge-tip applicator to intensify the pigment. Also, ensure you're applying over an eyeshadow primer for a truer color base.

Always use an eyeshadow primer on your eyelids before application. This creates a smooth base, helps the shadow adhere better, and prevents creasing. For even longer wear, consider applying the shadow wet.

Use a soft, fluffy blending brush and apply in small, circular motions. Start with a small amount of product and build up gradually. If using multiple colors, blend each one thoroughly before applying the next.

Tap off any excess product from your brush before applying. You can also apply your eye makeup before your face makeup (foundation, concealer) so any fallout can be easily wiped away without disturbing your base.