Chifure Gradation Eyeshadow (70)

Name: Chifure Gradation Eyeshadow (70)
Brand: Chifure
SKU: 197419
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Description

Ingredients

Coloring ingredients: Talc (appropriate amount), Iron oxide (appropriate amount), Titanium oxide (appropriate amount), Borosilicate (Ca/Al) (appropriate amount), Silver (appropriate amount), Tin oxide (appropriate amount) Oily emollient ingredients: Triethylhexanoin 10.50%, Diisostearyl malate 7.50%, Dipentaerythrityl tetra(hydroxystearate/isostearate) 3.00%, Polyglyceryl-3 polydimethylsiloxyethyl dimethicone 2.00% Texture improving ingredient: Zinc laurate 2.00% Preservatives: Methylparaben 0.30%, Propylparaben 0.10% Product antioxidant: Tocopherol 0.01% Base: Mica Total amount: 100%

How To Use

1. Use the large tip to apply the highlight color to the entire eye socket. 2. Use the small tip to apply the medium color from the edge of the eye upwards. 3. Use the small tip to apply the liner color to the edge of the eye. 4. If you want to make your eyes look bigger and more striking, apply the highlight color to about 1/3 of the inner corner of the lower eyelid and the liner color to about 1/3 of the outer corner of the lower eyelid.

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I can't believe I got a 4-color palette eyeshadow for this price! That's what Chifure is known for. I love the easy-to-use Gold Brown shade 73.

This eyeshadow is easy to use and comes in natural colors, even though it can be purchased cheaply at a drugstore. (*^^*) The packaging is light and thin, so it doesn't take up much space in your pouch, making it a great eyeshadow to take with you when traveling. I especially recommend this eyeshadow to those who like natural eyeshadows. The eyeshadow powder is also moist, so you don't have to worry about it blowing off. ( ¨ )

I bought this because I wanted to try a more downer type of makeup and plan to use it in combination with the makeup I already have. At this price, I think it won't be too painful even if I make a mistake ( *´`*)

This is a palette I use often from summer to autumn. The white base and strong tone-up effect might not be very trendy, but I usually use all of them counterclockwise, starting from the top left. I bought it for the color in the top right, but it's a color I really like, with fine glitter and elements of both gold and orange. I vary the amount and area I apply this color depending on my mood. The accent color isn't too dark, so it's easy to use. I think it's a good palette because the amounts of these four colors are well balanced.

This eyeshadow has an exquisite gradation design that creates a natural, three-dimensional effect just by layering it. My impressions after using it: I thought gray would be difficult, but this was surprisingly easy to use. The color is generally mild, so even layering doesn't look too much. It doesn't look dull even on the eyes of people in their 50s, so it was the perfect palette for those trying gray for the first time.

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