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A makeup base for eyelids that removes dullness and enhances the coloration and durability of eye shadow. A brighter color has been added to the existing basic colors. Choose a color depending on the skin tones and the daily makeup. Contains beauty essence ingredients.
Take up a small amount on the finger and smooth over the entire eyelid. Make sure to apply to the edge of your eyelid.
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Natural yet dramatic. Soft yet deep. A four-color eye shadow set inspired by the graceful, sophisticated world of Rococo.
Directions
1 Apply A (Highlight Base) on the entire eyelid using the fingertip.
2 Apply D (Shade Color) along the upper lash line as you draw a line.
3 Blend C (Medium Color) from the lash line toward the eyelid crease.
4 Apply B (Rococo Nuance Color) lightly on the entire eyelid.
5 Apply A (Highlight Base) under the eye and D (Shade Color) under the eye (one-third of the way from the outer corner). -
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Moist powder meltingly blends with the eyelid to become integrated with it. This is a single-color eye shadow that creates a natural radiance and crystal-clear translucency. Each of the five colors has a different texture, ranging from delicate pearls to large sparkles.
Use it as you wish as if applying as a highlight or layered over an eye shadow. Use a tip of brush or finger.
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A four-color eye shadow set that create mysterious look as if lit by the moonlight. Dress a moonlight jewery powder on your eyes.
Directions
1 Blend C (Highlight Color) over the entire eyelid with the finger.
2 Apply B (Medium Color) all over the eyelid crease.
3 Apply A (Shade Color) along the base of the upper eyelashes as you draw a line.
4 Blend C (Highlight Color) over the upper eyelid to under the eyebrow and the area under eyes.
5 Blend D (Jewery Powder) on the center of the eyelid. -
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A four-color eye shadow setinspired by the world of delicate and rich chocolat. Layering chocolat colors in different textures creates a beautiful shade for sheer yet deep, dramatic-looking eyes.
Directions
1 Blend B (Nuance Color) on the entire eyelid using the fingertip.
2 Blend A (Main Color) from the lash line toward the eyelid crease.
3 Apply D (Shade Color) along the upper lash line as you draw a line.
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The ultimate combination of beige-based colors in which coloration, glow and clarity are all elaborately calculated. Shadows stand out and dimensions are added to your eyes as you apply each subtle glow in sequence. Brush the Modeling Highlight lightly onto your eyelid to finish off and the highlight instantly blends into your skin, causing the skin to glow with its own inherent beauty. Lucent Color Pigments that radiate color when exposed to light make it possible for every skin type to look beautiful. Skin Modeling Eyes imparts a dramatic appearance to your eyes and purifies your facial expression.
Directions
1 Apply A (Modeling Highlight) all over eyelid.
2 Blend B (Medium Color) upward from the base of eyelashes toward the eyelid crease.
3 Apply C (Nuance Color) on eyelid crease and beneath the lower lashes.
4 Apply D (Shade Color) along the base of eyelashes as you draw a line.
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A four-color eye shadow set that creates well-calculated three-dimensional eyes through colors inspired by skin-colored beige and the gradation of different lusters. Highlight Color and Shade Color consists of three different levels of luster to manipulate light and shadow more precisely.
Directions
1 Blend A (Highlight Color) on the brow bone.
2 Apply B (Follow-up Color) over the entire eyelid crease.
3 Blend C (Main Color) from the lash line toward the entire eyelid crease.
4 Apply D (Shade Color) along the upper lash line as you draw a line.
5 Apply A (Highlight Color) under the eye (two-thirds of the way from the inner corner) and D (Shade Color) under the eye (one-third of the way from the outer corner).
*Adjust luster by blending a, b and c of A and D as desired.
*For an even more three-dimensional look, apply “a” of A on the center of the eyelid and around the inner corner of the eye at the end.











