Surratt Beauty Lid Lacquer
Surratt Beauty
$36.00
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The Surratt Beauty Lid Lacquer delivers a lacquered glow with Urushi-inspired depth. Rich pigments float in a moisturizing, dewy base that catches the light and sits luminous on the eyelid. Depending on shade, it can read sheer and glassy, creamy opaque, or vinyl-like and high-impact, giving the eye an eye-catching, editorial-worthy sheen.
Apply a thin layer to bare lids with a finger for a sheer wash; swap to a sponge-tip applicator when you want more precision or saturation. It may crease over time on oily lids, but revival is easy: tap and smooth with your fingertip. The glossy finish layers over liner or stands alone, effortlessly shifting from day to night.
Context: Surratt Beauty leans into editorial gloss with a lacquered eye that nods to Japanese lacquer art, pairing especially with minimalist bases and sharp liners. It’s the kind of product that makes a statement on its own or as a gleaming counterpoint to neutral silhouettes, echoing the brand’s modern, artful approach to makeup.
Materials / Fabrication
- Inspired by a Japanese Urushi lacquer technique
- Glossy lid lacquer for eyelids and beyond
- Rich pigments suspended in a moisturizing, dewy base
- Lid Lacquers can be worn sheer, opaque (creamy), or vinyl-like, depending on shade
- Application: glide a thin layer on to bare eyelids using your finger for a sheer look
- Use a sponge-tip applicator for more precision or saturation
- Formula may crease over time on those with oily lids
- Easy to revive your look without reapplying; if creasing occurs, tap and smooth it out with your fingertip
Recommended Care
- Keep the lid tightly closed when not in use to prevent drying out and contamination.
- Apply with clean hands or sanitized brushes/spatulas; do not share with others.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
- If formula thickens or dries, use a clean spatula or fingertip to gently smooth; discard if the texture or scent changes.
- Avoid getting product in the eyes; if contact occurs, rinse with water.
