How to Use in Your Makeup Routine
Apply after completing your base makeup, during the eyeshadow step. This 6-shade palette takes you from base to statement color in one compact, so you can create a complete eye look without reaching for anything else. The shades also work beautifully as blush or highlighter, so feel free to pull it out again during the cheek step.
Application Techniques by Shade
- Nina (Ballerina Pink) and Lia (Warm Pink) work perfectly as all-over lid bases
- Era (Bunny Pink) delivers a dimensional finish when tapped onto the center of the lid to catch the light
- Pia (Lavender Pink) can feel tricky on its own—try blending it with Nina to soften the edges for a seamless transition
- Ora (Glitter) features ultra-fine particles that add a starlit sparkle when placed on the center of the lid or inner corner
- Duna (Deep Gray) creates soft definition when smudged along the outer corner or lower lash line
Looks for Every Occasion
For everyday makeup, sweep Nina across the lid and add a touch of Era to the center for an effortlessly pretty pink eye. For the office, start with Lia's warm tone as your base and lightly define the outer corner with Duna for a polished, professional finish. Heading out for dinner or a special event? Layer Ora glitter onto the center of the lid for an instant boost of luminosity.
Products That Pair Well
If you have cool-toned skin, pairing this palette with a pink-based blush creates a cohesive, harmonious look. You can even tap Nina and Era lightly onto the apples of your cheeks for a cherry blossom-inspired flush. For mascara, brown or burgundy shades complement pink shadows beautifully without overpowering them.
Storage and Removal Tips
For the glitter shade, use your fingertip instead of a brush to press the color onto the lid and minimize fallout. After each use, close the palette tightly to protect it from moisture and dust. When removing your makeup, soak a cotton pad with eye makeup remover, press it gently onto your lids for a few seconds, then wipe away cleanly without tugging.