There are 0.37 US fl oz in each tube.

11ml/.37 us fl oz.

11ml / .37oz

Size: 0.37 oz according to the product description. A little goes a long way, so a tube lasts a long time.

.37 us fl oz

.37 fl oz

.37 fl oz

.37 fl oz or 11 ml....doesn't seem like much but with this color and formula you only have to use the teeny tiniest amount to get great results!

new package is .37 fl. oz. or 11 ml.

.37 ounces

They will totally make you a free sample at Sephora. And FYI, as a makeup artist, I've used this on tons of folks...never had a problem.

I have extremely sensitive skin and sensitive eyes and I wear contacts. This product has been fine for me so far and I've been using it about two weeks. It only takes a tiny dab to do the job. It's that good. If you're not sure if it will work for you, I'd say buy the smallest size available and give it a try. If it dosen't work, Sephora will always take it back. Good luck!

Use it. I have sensitive skin as well, actually some of the brands you can tolerate I cannot, so you should be fine using this product.

I think you'll be fine...usually it is fragrance or red dye that it seems most people are allergic to. My eyes are sensitive to red dye . I love this! It dosen't seem to have a fragrance.

My eyes and skin get irritated by a lot of brands (especially lower end brands). I love Urban Decay in general, their products are really wonderful and are really friendly to my skin. You don't want to get any product into your eyes in general, but this product is really creamy and thick enough that once you put it on, it kind of dries a little bit and doesn't irritate your eyes at all. I haven't had any problems with any of Urban Decay's products. I swear by this primer and definitely recommend it.

My eyes are sensitive to most drug-store eye makeup lines that you listed. However, I don't have any problems with this eyeshadow primer by Urban Decay. I've used Eden and the original color.

I have sensitivity in my eyes as well, but so far so good! I recommend this to anyone who wants a great primer. It's the best I've ever used.

If you are sensitive don't use it. It made me break out! Try Mac paint pot, you will love it! that's what I've been using for years but I wanted to try something else but didn't have luck with the urban decay primer.

My eyes are sensitive too and I have to be very careful which products I use. I never had any problem with UD primers. The Sin color is beautiful, shimmery, but not glittery, and also pretty used on its own.

Well Sephora has a fantastic return policy...plus if MAC does not irritate you, then I would think your skin is not that sensitive.
Just buy it....you can return it.

i have extremely oily lids and this primer has held up for twelve hours with no creases and vibrant colors :).

It kind of dries the oiliness. It doesn't make your skin dry, but it reduces the oiliness to prevent the oil in your skin from changing the quality/color of your eye products.

Yes, I have oily lids and with this primer and eyeshadow it lasts so long

Super affective. Highly recommend!

It's ok..... It works well in the cooler weather. But during the warmer summer months, I have a problem with it. It may be a combination of the hot weather and my oily lids, but it does not keep the shadow in place for long.

I have very oily eyelids, and this is the only primer I've used that kept my eye makeup on all day. I've tried lots of primers and this one is a keeper.

I have super oily lids (re-apply eye makeup a couple times a day because of creasing and smearing) and this product works excellent! I no longer have to re-apply my eye makeup, even after a long day at work. I have no more smearing or creasing.

I have oily lids too, even though my skin overall is dry. What I do is I use a tissue paper and blot my lids gently before I apply the UD eye primer. They are all equally good. I never had any creasing, even if I use cream eye shadow. It holds it all in place for at least 12 hrs.

I would qualify my lids as oily. No other product works as good as this. I put my makeup on 6:30 a.m. and still not creased at 8:30 p.m. I suggest you get a sample and make sure it works for you....but...I believe it's your best bet with oily lids. Hope you like it.

this is amazing for greasy lids. I have fat, upper lids that tend to cover my lower lids and extra greasy. I never thought I would be able to wear any eyeshadow without creasing but this primer proved me wrong.

I think you should be able to get it in Sephora store, so come try it out before you actually buy it

It is available in stores in all 4 color variations as well as online.

BOTH ***

You can purchase it in store along with the the three other types.

Yes, you can purchase it at your local store.

This is available in stores and will save you the shipping costs!

go to a store and ask for a sample. You're likely to get more product (especially if you buy other stuff but even if not) and you don't have to pay for shipping. :) I love it. Hope you love it too.

I got mine at my local store.

You should be able to buy this at Sephora stores. I've always bought mine there.

Yes. You can pick it up at your local Sephora. Urban decay is switching the wand applicator with the squeeze tube.

I have semi tan olive skin and if I'm not careful and apply too much it can look too light. But with a small amount and a nice neutral eyeshadow atop it brightens up the eyes and evens out the skin tone.

It works well on tan skin. I use it under my shadow, so it doesn't really matter what color the primer is.

I have medium skin, and this color looked too yellow on my lids. I would guess that it might look good on lighter skin tones but not on tan skin tones.

GREED its the perfect color of primer for tan skin. I have tan skin and I have found greed to work excellently with my skin tone

The Eden shade may be too light and yellowish for tan skin. It is designed as a color-corrective shade for those with reddish color on their lids. If you want a matte color maybe try the original or the new Sin color if you don't mind the shimmer.

I think it depends upon the level of tan you are talking about. This shade is terrific as a base shade, but I don't think it would look right on its own if you are very dark. You may end up looking like you left your goggles on while lying in the sun too long! LOL! But the quality is great (no creasing, shadow lasts until you take it off etc.) I would definitely try it.

Unless you plan to wear shadow over it, Eden will show up like a too-light-for-your-skin tone concealer would. I'm Asian, light to medium skin with yellow undertones and this showed up too light on my lids, I have to cover it up with my BB cream or eyeshadow after applying.

The primer blends well --- it's actually a darker tint than my skin tone, but evens out well. If you are primarily interested in buying this to even out your skin color around your eyes, it might be better to go in the store and find a hue more suitable for you. However, as an eyeshadow primer, this would work fine.

I would say that this color is NOT good for tan skin simply because it is quite tawny and because I consider myself to be very fair (I have red hair and freckles) and the color is still light on me. If your covering it completely with shadow you would be fine but I like to simply use it as a base.

Yes if you want really bright lids and lighter shadows.

I apply with my fingertip all over the top of my lid. I purchased Eden, and I use it right up to my brow. It's a very neutral, light color. I have even used a smaller brush [or even my finger on lazy days] to apply underneath my lower lash line when I have a little extra time and it works wonderfully there also. I just do a few tiny dots underneath and blend it in. It holds forever!

Yes, you can apply it with your fingers. You just spread it over wherever you need it/where you are going to put eye shadows. I like also apply it on the lower lashline to make my liners last longer.

Yes, apply with your finger all over the eyelid.

I find it easiest to apply it with a concealer brush to my entire upper eyelid. I wouldn't suggest using it as an undereye concealer. stick with your usual concealer for that.

I actually am still using the old packaging, which has a wand, but even so, I always blend with my fingers. I use an eyeliner brush to apply a teeny bit under my lower lash line, blend well, apply liner, and it does not budge all day!

yes

I use my finger and I just put it on the lid and crease. When I do my makeup, any shadow above the crease is probably just shimmer anyway. I also get a little on the inner canthus of the eye (right by your nose, by your tear duct). This will brighten your eyes and make you look awake and refreshed. A dab of super light shadow here will work too.

I like to apply it with my fingers, I start with a drop on my ring finger and pat it against to opposite finger and warm up the product for an even application. Plus your ring finger is the weakest finger so when appying you wont stress the skin around your eye

I do pat it with a finger on my lids (or with a small stiff brush on clients to be hygenic). I wouldn't use this matte formula under my eye. It might provide some coverage but because it is a matte formula it is a bit drying for most people to be able to use under their eyes. I have found that if you try to use it as an under eye concealer it tends to get caught in any fine lines you may not have known you had! But this is why its so great as an eyeshadow primer-if you tend to have oily lids this matte forumla absorbs that oil and your shadow won't go anywhere.

Apply the primer with your finger or a brush. I only apply it to the eyelid. It is great to keep the shadow in place. You could use it under your eye as well.

You don't have to put foundation under this primer, it works fine solo... That said, if you're a "foundation first" gal, I'd suggest putting your foundation on prior to Urban Decay's shadow primer, then, adding the shadow primer after that. The good news is you won't need browbone 'highlighter' shadow after using this. Gorgeous!

no you do not..... just rub over your eyelid and start putting on eyeshadow! :) hope i helped...

I don't use it over foundation because I don't like to layer too much on my eyelids. The primer on it's own is fine.

no, it is not necessary. Primer only on the lids then shadow.

No, this is eyeshadow primer, you put it under eyeshadow

I use B.E. mineral foundation and put it on before putting on this primer. Works great!

No need. It works great straight.

You can if you want to; however, it may not be necessary since the primer itself has pigment in it that can cover up any veins or darkness on your lid. But if you want to put foundation on your eyelids before the primer to even up your skin tone, the primer will work perfectly fine on top of it.

Not at all.. I think if i use foundation under it might not work appropriately!

No

EDEN:
Isododecane,Cyclopentasiloxane,Trimethylsiloxysilicate,Disteardimonium Hectorite,Polyethylene,Triethylhexanoin,Trihydroxystearin,Isopropyl Lanolate,Sorbitan Sesquioleate,VP/Eicosene Copolymer,Talc, Dimethicone,PEG-40 Stearate,Phenoxyethanol,Synthetic Beeswax,Propylene Carbonate.

(Urban Decay Website.)

Here are the ingredients! :) Enjoy!

Eden Ingredients:
Isododecane,Cyclopentasiloxane,Trimethylsiloxysilicate,Disteardimonium Hectorite,Polyethylene,Triethylhexanoin,Trihydroxystearin,Isopropyl Lanolate,Sorbitan Sesquioleate,VP/Eicosene Copolymer,Talc, Dimethicone,PEG-40 Stearate,Phenoxyethanol,Synthetic Beeswax,Propylene Carbonate

Depends upon the shade that you're interested in. Here's the link to the list from urbandecay.com:
http://www.urbandecay.com/eyeshadow-primer-potion/296,default,pd.html?start=4&cgid=1&prefn1=isBestSeller&prefv1=true

Isododecane, Cyclopentasiloxane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Polyethylene, triethylhexanoin, Trihydroxystearin, Isopropyl Lanolate, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, VP/Eicosene, Copolymer, Talc, Dimethicone, PEG-40Stearate, Phenoxyethanol, Synthetic Beeswax, Propylene Carbonate. May contain C177891(Titanium Dioxide) C177491/77492/77499(Iron Oxides).

Here it is:

Isododecane,Cyclopentasiloxane,Trimethylsiloxysilicate,Disteardimonium Hectorite,Polyethylene,Triethylhexanoin,Trihydroxystearin,Isopropyl Lanolate,Sorbitan Sesquioleate,VP/Eicosene Copolymer,Talc, Dimethicone,PEG-40 Stearate,Phenoxyethanol,Synthetic Beeswax,Propylene Carbonate May Contain: CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), CI 77491/77492/77499 (Iron Oxides).