When it comes to applying eyeliner and eyeshadow, it is generally recommended to apply eyeshadow first and then eyeliner. Here are some details about eyeliner and eyeshadow, as well as information about their ingredients and safety:
Eyeliner
- Eyeliners come in a wide range of hues, from classic black to more adventurous options with glitter-flecked colors.
- Eyeliners contain specially selected ingredients that help prevent the growth of potentially harmful microorganisms.
- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning for eye makeup products such as kohl, kajal, al-kahl, surma, tiro, tozali or kwalli, typically applied as eyeliner. These products often contain lead and are prohibited in cosmetics or personal care products in the U.S. .
Eyeshadow
- Eyeshadows are available in a wide range of hues and can enhance the appearance of lashes, draw attention to the eye, and alter the eyes perceived shape.
- Eyeshadows can contain a variety of ingredients, including film formers, thickeners, and pigments.
- Some eyeshadows may contain ingredients that are not approved for use around the eyes, so its important to check the label for any warnings.
Positive aspects of eyeliner and eyeshadow
- Eyeliner and eyeshadow can enhance the appearance of the eyes and create a variety of different looks.
- Many eyeliners and eyeshadows contain ingredients that help prevent the growth of harmful microorganisms.
Negative aspects of eyeliner and eyeshadow
- Some eyeliners and eyeshadows may contain ingredients that are not approved for use around the eyes and could potentially cause harm.
- Certain types of eyeliner, such as kohl, may contain lead and are prohibited in cosmetics or personal care products in the U.S. .
Ingredients or materials
- Eyeliners can contain a variety of ingredients, including those that help prevent the growth of harmful microorganisms.
- Eyeshadows can contain film formers, thickeners, and pigments, among other ingredients.
- Some eyeshadows may contain natural ingredients, such as iron oxide and mica flakes, while others may contain synthetic chemicals.
