Studio 10 introduces ‘pro-age’ eye line to define and smoulder

Published: 23-Nov-2018
Colour Cosmetics

New products chosen for their ‘universally flattering’ shade range

Pro-age beauty brand, Studio 10 has introduced a new line of liquid eye colours, claimed to act a primer, colour wash and shadow trio.

The Liquid Foil I-Radiance (£22) products are said to be highly blendable, enabling the user to opt for either a subtle wash of colour or layered up for a more intense, smoky shadow.

The glitter-free formula is enriched with with cucumber extract and glycerin to soothe, condition, hydrate and cool the delicate eye area, helping to keep skin soft and refreshed.

Each product is also vegan, free from parabens, cruelty free and gluten free.

The two shades - sable and mink - are said to be universally flattering and can also be used as an eyeliner for added definition around the eyes.

Available at www.studio10beauty.com

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