Eyeshadow

• Pearl — pearl white/champagne. The lightest shade; applied to the inner corner of the eye and under the brow as a highlight. It is the quickest way to brighten an eye look.
• Peach — peach. A soft, natural shade for everyday wear; applied to the centre of the lid.
• Satin Rose — a rose tone. Its satin finish gives an elegant look; it works both day and evening.
• Bronze — bronze. The deepest shade; used to create depth in the crease and to intensify an evening look.

These four tones complete a classic eye look on their own:

1. Cover the whole lid with Peach or Satin Rose.
2. Add depth in the crease with Bronze and concentrate it at the outer corner.
3. Brighten the inner corner and under the brow with Pearl.
4. Soften the transitions with a clean brush.

1. Apply to your eyelids with an eyeshadow brush or applicator.
2. Build up in layers for more intensity.
3. Use a clean blending brush to soften the transitions between shades.

Tip: Using an eyeshadow primer or a thin layer of concealer keeps the shadow on the lid for longer.

• Form: Powder eyeshadow
• Shades: Peach, Pearl, Satin Rose, Bronze
• Application: Eyeshadow brush or applicator
• Origin: Türkiye

Which shade should I choose?
Peach for a natural everyday look; Pearl to highlight; Satin Rose for an elegant day-to-evening shade; Bronze for depth and evening looks.

My shadow falls out — what should I do?
Tapping the excess off the brush and doing your eye make-up before your base stops fallout from spoiling the rest of your make-up.

Can it be applied wet?
Powder shadows give a more intense, metallic result when applied with a damp brush. Dampen the brush after picking up the product, not the product itself.

Can it be used along the lower lash line?
Yes, applied with a fine brush along the lower lash line it creates a soft definition.

• For eye make-up, external use only.
• Do not let it get into the eye. In case of contact, rinse with plenty of water.
• If you wear contact lenses, take care when applying; if you feel discomfort, remove your lens.
• If redness or itching occurs in the eye, stop using it.
• For hygiene reasons, do not share the product with others; this matters especially with eye products.
• Observe the period-after-opening (PAO) time shown on the packaging — it is short for eye products.
• Store out of the reach of children.
• See the product packaging for the full ingredient list.