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For a light that never goes out, up the eyes with the Surratt Light Matter, a dual-purpose eye shadow to highlight the eye, or as a base for other shadows.
Surratt Light Matter is a cream eye shadow in a subtle yet stunning shade of taupe. Used alone, it is ideal for subtle make-up, helping to create a barely-there, natural look which allows the eyes to appear naturally brighter.
This eye shadow can also be used to prep the eyelids for the application of Surratt’s pressed pigment shadows, where the otherworldly shimmer is encouraged to adhere better to the skin, for a long-lasting look. Applied with the fingers or a brush, this versatile make-up is sure to become a favourite for both everyday and special occasions.
Key Benefits
- Creamy texture is easy to apply
- Use alone for a subtle look
- Preps lids for pressed pigment shadows
- Long-wearing and creates a long-lasting look.
- Lightening taupe shade
SKU# UK200025788
3.2
6 Reviews
Summary of Customer Ratings & Reviews
_KJB_
Reviews: 145
Nothing special
Bottom line, this is not much different to a standard primer. If anything, I found it a bit greasy and it needs to be 'set' with powder or eyeshadow if you want it to stay put. The packaging feels luxurious, the colour is lovely and works with the hologram eyeshadow that they suggest but I couldn't help feeling I was being duped into buying 2 products to create one effect.
Jayne17
Location: Norfolk
Reviews: 124
Age: 30-45
Gender: Female
An ok product
This is quite a strange product. If I use it as an eyeshadow base, I find that initially it does make the eyeshadows that I apply on top seem slightly more intense in colour. However, it does crease very quickly so I prefer to use an alternative eyeshadow base underneath. If I apply this as an eyeshadow, then it does give a very natural look but it also ends up creasing quite quickly. So I definitely have other cream eyeshadows that I prefer to this.
Helena SN
Location: Kent
Reviews: 30
Age: 45+
Gender: Female
Recommends this product: Yes
It is more of a solo artist
I have tried sooooo many eye shadow base creams I could start my own reviews on just those. Most dry up and go all clumpy as the day goes on, especially if you’ve got dry skin. So when I spotted this, I thought might as well try a different type. This is great, particularly all by its lonesome, it stays on and does not give you the freshly dragged through mud look that so many of them do. However, it performed a little less well under an eye shadow. For that it was lacking. On its own, it makes you look so very natural. A good buy.
ohbananas
Location: London
Reviews: 209
Age: 45+
Gender: Female
Basically an expensive primer
I have a few metallic eyeshadows from another brand and a Halogram colour from the same collection that I wanted to intensify with the cream base. I was going to try the Dark Matter but thought this may be more versatile. On it's own, it's quite thick and gives a good, even coverage at first but creases very quickly for me. It's a really neutral shade that seems to go with most of my makeup collection, but it really needs a powder on top to set it - and then you lose the tone. When I used it with the eye-shadows on top, it had more staying power, but didn't do much more than an cheaper eye primer which I already own. It's a great idea, but the execution doesn't quite work - especially for the price tag. May try Dark Matter at some point to see if I get a better result....
avma12
Location: Leeds
Reviews: 204
Age: 30-45
Gender: Female
Nice but nothing special
This is a pretty pale taupe shade when applied on its own, or intensifies the holographic eyeshadows from the same range when they’re applied on top. It’s nice enough but you can get the same effect from a MAC paint pot. The cream creases after a few hours too.