Layer over eyeshadow base for best results
After completing your base makeup, prep your lids with an eyeshadow primer or concealer to create an even canvas. Green shades can look patchy on bare skin, so layer this shade over a beige or brown base to bring out its full color payoff and vibrancy.
Build color gradually for control
Pick up a small amount on your brush or fingertip and tap it onto the center of your lid or outer corner. The formula delivers sheer, buildable pigmentation without chalkiness, so you have full control over intensity. Start light and layer slowly until you reach your desired depth.
How to wear green shadow by occasion
- Everyday look: Tap a hint onto the outer corner for a subtle accent
- Office look: Blend the edges into brown shadow for a polished, sophisticated finish
- Party look: Pack it onto the center of the lid and top with glitter for an artistic statement
Shades that complement Vintage Green
Pair it with brown or beige shadows as a base to let the fresh, cool-toned green really shine. Add a touch of burgundy or plum along the lower lash line for an unexpected, editorial vibe. Swap black mascara for brown or khaki to complete the look.
Keeping your shadow fresh and removing it cleanly
Wipe off any oils from your brush or applicator before use for cleaner color application. Once opened, store the palette in a cool place away from direct sunlight. To remove, soak a cotton pad with eye makeup remover, press it gently onto your lids for a few seconds, then wipe away without tugging.