all about these beauties: eye colour singles
Replace your favourite chamomile eye palette shade with the single eyeshadow refills into the magnetic case! Detach finished pan from palette and place new shade in until it has joined the magnet. Gentle, long-lasing formula that can be used wet or dry, perfect for the most sensitive of eyes!
Available in 24 shades:
From Eye palette beautiful
◦ Shazi: roast hazelnut
◦ Gosia: pearl shine
◦ Karina: choc fudge
◦ Ruth: black night
◦ Caro: gold glimmer
◦ Agathe: bronzed cinnamon
From Eye palette gorgeous
◦ Aylin: warm sand
◦ Fay: autumn hues
◦ Ana: light terracotta
◦ Kat: bronze goddess
◦ Vicky: golden olive
◦ Estelle: deep brown
From Eye palette lovely
◦ Lydia: golden sand
◦ Aurora: sweet toffee
◦ Maura: vintage pink
◦ Ere: dry rose
◦ Emma: dusty mauve
◦ Karla: smoked taupe
From Eye palette pretty
◦ Liz: banana split
◦ Katiana: soft grey/ brown
◦ Bonnie: dusty peach
◦ Pausha: frosted warm coral
◦ Gaby: coppery brown
◦ Sarai: eggplant
How to apply
1. Apply foundation or concealer to the eyelid as part of your normal makeup routine.
2. Use the eco vegan smudge & shade eye brush to apply colour from the eye palette.
◦ Pick a neutral tone, apply the lighter colour with the shade end of the brush all over the skin of the eye socket. This will give you a great base to apply colour.
◦ Next, apply a darker shade or a bolder colourful shade to complete your look. Use the darker tone with the flat, short smudge end of the brush. Apply colour close to the lashes and upwards towards the crease.
3. Now, blend the line between shades using the eco vegan line & blend eye brush.
◦ Use the blend end of the brush to apply a layer of shimmer or to blend in existing eye makeup, erasing any visible lines.
◦ With the line end, apply a dark line close to the lashes of your darkest preferred shade – for a night look.
4. Once your eyeshadow is in place, complete the look with a natural mascara and/or eye pencil.
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