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    Forever Babe Iconic Nudes Eyeshadow Palette

    A curated palette of Buxom Cosmetics' top-selling, iconic babe-fave eyeshadows in a new talc-free, primer-infused formula.

    • AUD $61.00

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    Flaunt and Flutter Eyeshadow and Eyeliner Set

    12 primer-infused shades for every skin tone plus our long-wearing, waterproof, smudge-proof eyeliner.

    • AUD $120.00
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    Forever Babe Eyeshadow Palette

    12 primer-infused shades for every skin tone.

    • AUD $80.00

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    Single Eyeshadow Bar

    Primer-infused, powerfully pigmented.

    • AUD $16.00
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    Dolly’s Glam Getaway Eyeshadow Palette

    Limited-edition eyeshadow palette with 6 shades inspired by the ultra-flattering DOLLY mauve.

    • AUD $40.00
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      $57.00
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    Empty Eyeshadow Palette

    A customizable, refillable palette.

    • AUD $18.00
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      $25.00
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    High Spirits On The Rocks™ Eye and Cheek Palette

    For eyes and cheeks, in three finishes.

    • AUD $28.00
    • AUD $28.00
      $56.00
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    High Spirits Straight Up™ Eye and Cheek Palette

    For eyes and cheeks, in three finishes.

    • AUD $40.00
    • AUD $40.00
      $56.00

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A Sexy Pink Smokey Eye

The Only Eyeshadow Palette You Need

Forever Babe Iconic Nudes Eyeshadow Palette

The Smokeshow

A 90's Grunge Makeup Look

Tips, Tricks & Color Theory

Eyeshadow Colors for Brown Eyes

Go Matte Or Go Home:

A Nude, Sculpted Eye

Eyeshadow Frequently Asked Questions

Can You Use Eyeshadow as Lipstick?

Technically, you can use eyeshadow as lipstick in a pinch, but it's not the ideal product for your lips. Eyeshadows often contain ingredients that are not safe for ingestion or for use on the lips. They may also lack the moisturizing properties that lip products provide. If you ever need a lip color substitute, it's better to use a lip balm, tinted lip balm, or lipstick.

What Eyeshadow Goes with Red Lipstick?

When pairing eyeshadow with red lipstick, it's essential to strike a balance. Neutral eyeshadow shades like soft browns, taupes, or champagne tones can complement red lipstick without overwhelming the look. However, you can also opt for a classic black winged eyeliner for a dramatic effect.

How to Make Eyeshadow into Eyeliner?

To turn eyeshadow into eyeliner, you'll need a few drops of mixing medium (like setting spray) or water. Scrape a small amount of eyeshadow onto a clean surface or palette. Add a drop of mixing medium or water and mix it with a brush to create a paste. Apply the paste along your lash line using a fine eyeliner brush for a custom eyeliner shade.

How to Do Eyeliner with Eyeshadow?

To create eyeliner with eyeshadow, select an eyeshadow shade of your choice. Dip an eyeliner brush into the eyeshadow and tap off any excess. Apply the eyeshadow along your upper or lower lash line, adjusting the thickness and wing as desired. The result is a softer and smudged eyeliner look.

Can You Use Eyeshadow as Eyeliner?

Yes, you can use eyeshadow as eyeliner. Eyeshadows can create a softer and more diffused eyeliner look compared to traditional pencil or gel eyeliners. Simply choose an eyeshadow shade, apply it with an eyeliner brush, and customize your eyeliner style.

How to Apply Eyeshadow?

To apply eyeshadow, start with a primer or an eyeshadow base to help the colors adhere and stay vibrant. Use an eyeshadow brush or your fingertip to apply the base shade all over your eyelid. Then, apply darker shades to the crease and outer corner, blending well. Finish with a lighter shade on the brow bone for highlight.

How to Blend Eyeshadow?

Blending eyeshadow is crucial for a seamless look. Use a clean, fluffy eyeshadow brush to blend the edges of different eyeshadow shades together. Make small circular or windshield wiper motions to ensure a smooth transition between colors.

What Color Eyeshadow for Hazel Eyes?

Hazel eyes can be enhanced with various eyeshadow shades. Earthy tones like warm browns, rich greens, and soft purples can make hazel eyes pop. Experiment with these shades to see what complements your unique eye color.

What Eyeshadow Goes with Blue Eyes?

Blue eyes can be accentuated with warm, contrasting shades like peach, copper, and warm browns. These colors can bring out the blue tones in your eyes and create a stunning contrast.

What Eyeshadow Goes with Brown Eyes?

Brown eyes are versatile and can suit a wide range of eyeshadow colors. Earthy tones like deep browns, bronzes, and golds can enhance the warmth of brown eyes. However, don't hesitate to experiment with bold colors like purples, blues, or greens for a captivating look.

How to Apply Eyeshadow to Hooded Eyes?

For hooded eyes, apply eyeshadow slightly above the crease to create the illusion of larger lids. Use matte eyeshadows for the crease and shimmer on the center of the lids. Blend well and ensure that the eyeshadow is visible when your eyes are open.

What Eyeshadow Goes with Green Eyes?

Green eyes can be complemented with purples, mauves, and shades with red undertones. These colors can enhance the green hues in your eyes. Earthy tones like bronze and copper can also create a beautiful contrast.

How to Make Eyeshadow More Pigmented?

To make eyeshadow more pigmented, you can use an eyeshadow primer or base to intensify the color. Additionally, spritzing your eyeshadow brush with a setting spray before applying eyeshadow can enhance its pigmentation and vibrancy.

How Long Do Eyeshadow Palettes Last?

The longevity of eyeshadow palettes depends on factors like the quality of the product, frequency of use, and storage conditions. On average, well-preserved eyeshadow palettes can last for several years. However, if you notice changes in texture, smell, or performance, it's a sign that the product has expired and should be replaced.

How to Do Smokey Eyeshadow?

To create a smoky eyeshadow look, start with a neutral base shade on the eyelid. Then, apply a darker eyeshadow shade to the outer corner and crease, gradually building up the intensity. Blend the edges thoroughly to create a seamless gradient. You can also use a smudging brush to smudge eyeliner for a smoky effect.

How to Fix a Broken Eyeshadow?

To fix a broken eyeshadow, crush the broken pieces into a fine powder. Add a few drops of rubbing alcohol to the powder and mix until it forms a paste. Press the paste back into the eyeshadow pan, smoothing it out. Let it dry for a few hours or overnight to set.