Apply eyeshadow after base makeup
Complete your base makeup first, then use concealer to even out the eyelid area before applying eyeshadow. Finish your eyeshadow look before moving on to eyeliner and mascara—this layering order helps define your eyes more clearly.
Application techniques: fingertips vs. brush
For a natural, diffused finish, gently tap the shadow onto your lids with your fingertip. For more even, controlled coverage, use a brush to sweep it on. If you want more intense color payoff, build it up gradually with multiple thin layers. The silky texture glides on smoothly and adheres seamlessly to the delicate eye area without settling into fine lines.
Color styling by occasion
- For office looks, sweep e1. Sophie Beige across the entire lid for subtle, polished definition
- For dates or weekend outings, add a touch of e2. Hepburn Rose to the outer corner for a romantic vibe
- For evening gatherings, deepen the eyes with e3. Jennifer Brown to create a sophisticated, dimensional look
Layering combinations by skin tone
If you're warm-toned, start with Lily Vanilla (E6) as a base, add dimension with e1. Sophie Beige, then finish the outer corner with e3. Jennifer Brown. For cool-toned complexions, try blending Emma Peony (E7) across the lid and layering e2. Hepburn Rose on top for a soft, lovely pink-toned mood.
Storage and removal tips for long-lasting use
Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight, and use within 36 months from the manufacturing date after opening. To remove, soak a cotton pad with your cleanser, press it gently over your closed eye for a few seconds, then wipe away softly. The eye area is delicate, so avoid rubbing or tugging.