IPSA Designing Eye Shade 25

Name: IPSA Designing Eye Shade 25
Brand: IPSA
SKU: 128779
Price: 36.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Description

Brown is an extension of your skin tone, so it's important to choose the color that best suits your skin tone. "Designing Eyeshade" suggests the perfect brown for you, chosen through eye fitting that takes into account your skin tone and subconscious. It creates a natural three-dimensional effect, giving your face a beautiful impression.

Ingredients

Talc, diisostearyl malate, trimethylolpropane triethylhexanoate, dimethicone, borosilicate (Ca/Al), petrolatum, boron nitride, methyl methacrylate crosspolymer, sodium hyaluronate, sorbitan sesquiisostearate, aluminum distearate, tocopherol, silica, jojoba seed oil, silica (Li/Mg/Na), glycerin, tin oxide, hydrogen dimethicone, ethylparaben, chlorphenesin, (+/-) mica, iron oxide, titanium dioxide, synthetic phlogopite, ultramarines, red 226

How To Use

Apply an appropriate amount to the tip or brush (sold separately).

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I like the fine, beautiful powder texture, but it seems to darken a little on my skin over time. On days when I wear heavy makeup, I get a little worried when I touch it up, thinking, "Was the color really that dark?", so I try to apply it thinly.

I stopped by IPSA and saw this and bought it! The fine glitter gives it beautiful color! I have cool summer skin tone, and when I lightly applied it to the inner corners of my eyes and the bridge of my nose, it gave off a highlight-like color, which was great!

I used 22. It's great...I have double eyelids and a rather sharp facial structure, so I asked the beauty advisor if I could create a more defined look for my eyes. →It defined my eyes, and the few shades I used were nice, giving it a light, modern finish. Also, the brown turned out dark on my eyes, almost smoky, giving it a slightly more distinctive look. There were also several brown shades available, so I was glad I tried them at the counter. It's great value for money with just two shades. I spread the beige over my entire upper and lower eyelids with a brush, and applied the brown in a thin line to the top and bottom thirds of the outer corner of my eye. I adjusted the intensity of the brown depending on my mood and outfit.

I've been buying this for several years now! It's a rare color even at a budget price, so I hope it doesn't get discontinued.

I first purchased #21. This was my choice after a color analysis. It blended perfectly and I had no problems with it, but the base color ended up being darker than I expected on my skin, which I wasn't feeling at the time, so I went back to the counter. I really liked the powder texture and the way the color applied was elegant, so I asked about other colors. They recommended #11. At first glance, I was worried it might look a little too risky, but when I applied it lightly with a brush, it instantly brightened up the dullness around my eyes. And it didn't turn blue or green like it looked (in a good way). It looks especially beautiful over time, and the finishing color is a very light brown, so it's perfect for my current mood. I'd been really interested in chocolate mint colors for winter, so I decided to buy it, and it's great. It's compact, so I plan to wear it a lot this winter.