MASTER METALS EYESHADOW PALETTE

The Makeup By Mario Master Metals Eyeshadow Palette is a highly innovative and unique product that stands out in the beauty market. It is a 5-pan palette with a color story inspired by natural metals and is designed to be used in two distinct ways: dry and wet, with the aid of a special liquid activator.

Key Features and Unique Concept

• Dual-Use Formula: The shadows are formulated with a gel-powder technology that allows them to be used both dry and wet.

  • Used Dry: When used with a dry brush or finger, the shades apply as a beautifully pigmented, high-shine metallic eyeshadow. They provide a smooth, silky, and weightless wash of color.

  • Used Wet: The true innovation of the palette comes from its intended use with a mixing medium, like the brand's Master Metal Manipulator. You scrape a small amount of the powder into the palette's built-in mixing well, add a drop of the liquid, and the powder instantly transforms into a highly reflective, "liquid-foil" pigment. This wet-effect formula gives an intense, almost molten-metal look with a waterproof finish.

• The Shades: The palette features five universal metallic shades: Gold, Silver, Copper, Bronze, and Rose Gold. These classic metallic colors are formulated to be flattering on all skin tones and are designed to be mixed and customized.

• Professional Versatility: The palette is a nod to Mario Dedivanovic's professional artistry. It allows for creative freedom, enabling users to create everything from a simple, shimmery look to a bold, editorial, liquid-metal eye. The wet formula is also perfect for creating a dramatic metallic eyeliner.

• Built-in Mixing Well: The palette is thoughtfully designed with a removable, metal mixing tray and a small spatula to make the mixing process easy and mess-free.

Availability

The Master Metals Eyeshadow Palette was released as a limited edition product. While it may still be available at some online retailers, it is no longer a permanent part of the Makeup By Mario core collection. It has been succeeded by other popular palettes, such as the Master Mattes and Ethereal Eyes.