Liquid eyeshadows can be a great addition to your makeup routine, but they can be tricky to apply. Here are some tips on how to apply liquid eyeshadow:

1. Prep your eyelids: Before applying liquid eyeshadow, make sure your eyelids are clean and dry. You can use an eyeshadow primer to help the eyeshadow adhere better and last longer.

2. Apply the eyeshadow: You can apply the liquid eyeshadow directly to your eyelids using the applicator that comes with the product or a brush. You can also use your fingers to apply the eyeshadow. Start by applying a small amount of product to the center of your eyelid and blend it outwards using a brush or your finger.

3. Blend the eyeshadow: To blend the eyeshadow, use a clean brush or your finger to blend the edges of the eyeshadow. You can also use a fluffy brush to blend the eyeshadow into your crease for a more natural look.

4. Layer the eyeshadow: If you want a more intense look, you can layer the eyeshadow by applying another layer of product on top of the first layer. Make sure to blend the edges of the eyeshadow to avoid harsh lines.

When it comes to product details, positive and negative aspects, ingredients or materials, here is what we found:

• SEPHORA COLLECTION Sheer Liquid Eyeshadow: This product can be applied directly to the lid and blended out using a finger or brush.

• Eyeshadow ingredients: Eyeshadows can contain a variety of ingredients, including silica, mica, talc, and caprylic/capric triglyceride. Some eyeshadows may also contain aging toxins such as parabens, which can be harmful to the skin.

• Positive aspects: Liquid eyeshadows can be easy to apply and can provide a long-lasting, intense color payoff.

• Negative aspects: Liquid eyeshadows can be messy and difficult to blend if not applied correctly.

Overall, when applying liquid eyeshadow, it is important to prep your eyelids, apply the eyeshadow in small amounts, blend the edges, and layer the product if desired. It is also important to be aware of the ingredients in your eyeshadow and choose products that are safe for use around the eyes.