Creamy Obsessions Eyeshadow Palette
WHAT IT IS:
Two monochrome and versatile creamy palettes featuring innovative, highly pigmented metallic, marbled, and cream-to-powder eyeshadows that blend seamlessly to create a variety of timeless looks—from soft everyday eyes to extra glamorous!
WHAT IT DOES:
These creamy palettes contain four different types of innovative eyeshadows and formulas! From cream-to-mattes with sensorial textures that make your skin more resilient to soft powders with a matte finish—use these powders on their own as a base or to intensify a look. The cream-to-metallic shades have a unique formula that creates a powerful effect when used as a standalone color and provides a shimmering finish when used as a topper. Applying our cream-to-marble powders with abstract swirling motions creates transformative color and texture for a velvety feel and a multidimensional finish! Finally, there is the setting powder: a super-thin, velvety, translucent powder to keep your look beautiful all day long!
WHAT ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW:
Our creamy palettes suit every skin tone and are available in Neutral Brown or Greige, so you can determine the effect of your look. Create unlimited looks, no matter how good you are at applying makeup, with this easy-to-use and versatile creamy eyeshadow that helps you add depth and define the eye.
KEY CLAIMS:
- Innovative, intensely pigmented textures
- Fun and chic, color harmony
- Easy to blend and buildable
- Minimal scattering
- Portable palette
HOW TO USE:
- Use your finger to build up your base and blend with the cream-to-powder eyeshadow.
- Pick up the metallic and marbled powders with a dense, flat brush for full pigment payoff or use a fluffy brush for a faded, smoky look.
- For a beautiful result, finish the look with the semi-transparent setting shade.
HUDA HACK:
- I am obsessed with 'Eye-cuffing': simply use a darker shade in the crease for a dramatic arch that defines the eyelid.
- Do not blend for a big dramatic effect! Keep it clean and sharp, or for a softer look, blend it to define the eye.
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