ORBIS Twin Gradation Eye Color (Orange Praline)

Name: ORBIS Twin Gradation Eye Color (Orange Praline)
Brand: ORBIS
SKU: 192225
Price: 24.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Description

This eye color is a combination of two exquisite shades that will make your yellow and blue skin tones look "what suits me!". The colors are carefully designed to match your skin type, so even adventurous colors will blend in with your skin and create a three-dimensional, gorgeous look. With just two easy steps, apply the dark color to the edge of your eye and the light color to the entire eyelid with your finger, and you'll instantly have a stylish, fashionable look. When used as a base with Orbis Multi Cream Eye Color, it improves the hold and adhesion of your makeup while bringing out the shine of your eye color to the maximum. Orange Praline: A blend of familiar orange and sophisticated caramel brown blends exquisitely with yellow skin to create a lively and bright look. Fragrance-free No oils that oxidize easily Country of origin: Japan Size: Height 38 x Width 38 x Thickness 11 mm

Ingredients

[Full Ingredients] Synthetic phlogopite, HDI/trimethylol hexyllactone crosspolymer, petrolatum, dipentaerythrityl hexahydroxystearate/hexastearate/hexarosinate, caprylic/capric triglyceride, hydrogenated castor oil isostearate, diphenyl dimethicone/vinyl diphenyl dimethicone/silsesquioxane crosspolymer, diphenylsiloxy phenyl trimethicone, diisostearyl malate, hydrogenated polyisobutene, sodium hyaluronate, silica, sucralose Waran, lauroyl glutamate di (phytosteryl/octyldodecyl), (dimethicone/vinyl dimethicone) crosspolymer, triethoxycaprylylsilane, silica silylate, trimethylsiloxysilicate, hydrogen dimethicone, methicone, dimethicone, tocopherol, sodium dehydroacetate, sorbitan sesquiisostearate, talc, borosilicate (calcium/sodium), mica, iron oxide, titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, borosilicate (calcium/aluminum), tin oxide, alumina, ultramarines, red 226, yellow 4

How To Use

(1) Take the darker color with your finger and apply it to the edge of your eye. (2) Take the lighter color with your finger and apply it to the eye socket and the border between (1) and the eyelid, overlapping it. In just two steps, you can create a seamlessly blended gradation. Using Orbis Multi Cream Eye Color as a base will give you even more beautiful color and make it last longer!

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According to a professional, I'm a cool-toned summer. It's a bluish pink that I think is easy to apply to the lower lid. The gold glitter might look a bit off on those with a cool undertone. My second shade, which I'm a warm-toned spring, blended in seamlessly. It's not gritty, but rather has subtle, refined glitter, which gives a glossy finish rather than a sparkly lid. If you use a proper eyeshadow primer, the glitter won't come off. One thing that bothered me was the lack of color payoff. It's not as intense and vibrant as the image on the official website. I'm not sure how many coats I need to apply to get that much impact... Too many coats can cause it to pool on the lid and break down, so I think it's best to give up on the look shown in the official image. Even though I'm a cool-toned winter, I feel like it might be a bit lacking. However, while it's sheer, the color and glitter lasted from morning to night, so I recommend it for those who don't mind a soft, subtle color.

This eyeshadow has a powdery texture and lasts well. This shade is said to be for blue-toned skin, but since it's pink with gold glitter, I thought it might be more suitable for blue-toned winter skin. I have a blue-toned summer complexion, so the pink gold didn't suit me very well. It's a shame, because it doesn't come off easily and has a nice texture. I hope they release a pink shade with silver glitter.

Purchased from Suzykirei. I'm a fair-skinned warm-toned person who's currently experimenting with various beige and brown eyeshadows. I bought this because it seemed like it would be easy to use with just two colors. I was expecting a yellow-beige shade, but it turned out more orange on me. Also, it has a shimmery feel when you first apply it, but it fades over time. I'm sure this varies from person to person. The color lasted well even with an eyeshadow base. I think it's pretty good for work, but I prefer a pearly sheen, so it's probably not my go-to.

Suddenly, I thought, "I want a color palette with the green accent color that I missed out on buying a long time ago (over a decade ago)," so I searched for a similar color using image search and came across this Turquoise Sea. In recent years, eye colors have only been available in beige and pink, which blend well with the skin, and the more unusual colors have only been expensive, so I haven't been able to take risks, but this one is affordable and I'm happy with it. Apart from the accent color, I created a gradation using beige shades I already had, and applied green to the width of the double eyelid and the outer third of the eye, which was not too flashy. Even with an eye base, the color doesn't really stand out, and my skin tone shows through slightly, so it seems like it could be used as a change of pace even on days when I'm not putting in much effort.

Since it's a two-color formula, it's easy to use and allows you to create a perfect gradation. The color is vibrant and blends perfectly. The glitter is cute and sparkles beautifully. There is some powder shedding, but it sparkles all the way to the lower eyelid.

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