GUERLAIN Ombres G (NO.360 MYSTIC PEACOCK)

The results were excellent! What I liked was the color and the powder quality! I was unsure which one to buy, imagining how it would look based on the color scheme, but it has a Christmas-like color scheme, and I'm good with silver tones, so the orange-brown color looked good too, so I bought it. Lately, my eyes have been itchy, so I thought it was because of the eyeshadow, but Guerlain doesn't itch. This means that the powder quality must be good, even though I have other products in this series and I didn't notice it until now. I've been using Dior a lot lately, so I thought the problem might be with the powder quality of Dior...By the way, Tom Ford doesn't itch either. It might depend on the color...

I like it because it has high pigmentation, the powder is moist, and the glitter doesn't come off.

The powder is moist and I really like this eyeshadow! The color is elegant and stylish. I will use it carefully.

I always look forward to the limited edition Ombrege shades, as they offer many interesting color combinations every year. This year's holiday palette was easier to wear on a daily basis than usual, so I ended up buying it (although I often pass on purchases because I find colors that are too eccentric and flashy for everyday use). It included two glitter shades, gold and white, which were unexpectedly great surprises, a fresh surprise I'd never used before. Their subtle sparkle makes them very easy to use. I like using glitter as a focal point, but these two were surprisingly good for using as a base, which surprised me. I love them. I expected the matte orange and brown shades, which are Ombrege, to have good pigmentation, but upon application, they were lighter than I expected (especially the brown). Even though I started out intending to use them as a focal point, I ended up wanting to apply them to the crease of my double eyelid. This is the perfect color for using brown makeup as the main focus. The orange has the most pigmentation of the palette, so I used it a little more carefully. If you want a bit more pop, you can use it heavily, or apply it thinly with a dusting of powder for a cute orange look. It's a cute color! Since I got this palette, I find it so easy to use that I reach for it without thinking. I've been having fun trying out different combinations. The white and gold packaging is also cute and has become my favorite. I really love ombré.

This palette has three gorgeous colors with glitter. The darker color is wine red, perfect for autumn and winter. However, when actually applying it to your skin tone, if you apply it by tapping it on with your fingers instead of using a brush, it will be a lighter color and won't look flashy. I think a more robust application is good for going out. In autumn, lavender, purple, and reddish purple colors will become more prevalent in clothes, so I use it to match my outfits. I love the beautiful gold glitter.