117 —  based on Mercury Reflection Powder highlighter: silver beige. Great for fair, middle-toned skin.

Satin finish. Use complexity: easy.

Ingredients: Mica (77019), Boron nitride, Titanium Dioxide (77891), Iron Oxide (77491), Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethiconol, Dicaprylyl Carbonate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Isopropyl myristate, Phenoxyethanol.

The composition of the product complies with the Russian safety requirements for cosmetic products. 

The formula of the pressed shades is developed by us, and contains no talc or other fillers, which allowed us to keep the shades bright and shiny!

Refill options:

REFILL SIZE - medium-sized refills of 20mm which contain 1gr(+/- 0.15gr) of a product.

The shades are made with no texture additives that soften the texture because they also reduce brightness and saturation. This is why some shades may appear rough!

Application tips:

Apply matte shades onto a dried-up base! The wet base can cause a patchy look and darkening of a shade,

Satin shades look the best when applied wet! Just moisten up a brush before using the shade. You may also try applying it with a finger, even with a slightly wet one!

The COIN series mostly has the same shades as the loose eyeshadow series, with some exceptions.

The loose eyeshadows unveil their full potential when applied wet, but you may not have time for doing so in the morning or when you are in a hurry. That's when the pressed eyeshadows come into play! They are easier to use and may be applied without a base.

Due to some differences, some names of the pressed versions may be changed to avoid confusion. Moreover, the refills are given numbers for the same reason. The comparison of the loose and the pressed shades, as well as the original names, are given in the product description.

What is the best way to apply the SIGIL COIN pressed products? Apply the eyeshadows the way you like, with a brush, a sponge, or a finger! Putting on the eyeshadows with a wet finger surely gives you the densest look (and a foil effect for metallic shades)!

The displayed color of the swatches may differ from the color of the applied product. Many factors may affect the result: application method, eyeshadow base, skin tone, reflexes, lighting, the way you percept colors. There's no "right" condition of a shade. Good news is, that you can apply the shade in a way you find the most suitable. For example, you may apply it thick or just swipe a brush to achieve a see-through effect. You can make big particles stand out and shine brighter than the sun or just leave a tiny hint. 

Swatches are given for an approximate understanding of the color. If you’d like to explore more, check the comparison swatches or photos of other buyers.