Glossier drops new Skywash, inspired by the Southwest landscape.
Glossier released Skywash, their new liquid to powder finish eye tints. There are 7 available colors, inspired by the Southwest landscapes. The eyeshadows are dermatologist tested, smudge- resistant, gluten- free, cruelty- free, and vegan. Skywash is their second eyeshadow product. Lidstar is their glistening eye glow, that comes in 6 different colors. Skywash is their first matte eyeshadow drop.
Pool is a cornflower blue.Pebble is a neutral taupe. Echo is a cocoa brown. Terra is a burnt sienna. Valley is a warm peach. Palm is a golden beige. Lawn is a fresh green.
The doe- foot applicator makes for easy use. The seven shades are great for a pop of color, great for a minimal look. Tap with your fingers or use a brush for a sheer finish for a step up in a fresh look. Skywash retails at $18 or the Skywash Duo retails for $30.
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