KATE The Eye Color (PS408 Prism Crush) Aurora Prism / Scream

This eyeshadow is easy to use and has a cute gradient with just one color, and doesn't flake off.

The powder quality is comparable to department store eyeshadow, and the color is both vibrant and lasting.

These single-color eyeshadows come in a variety of colors and textures. They're handy when you want to add a playful touch, or when you've used up one color in your eyeshadow palette but still want to buy a similar shade. And the single-color case is key. Its transparency makes it easy to instantly distinguish between different shades, even when you have multiple shades. 063 Mauve Beige Matte. It's an exquisite shade that's lighter than the highlight color but darker than the base color. It feels more like a pale brown-beige with a slight reddish tint than it actually appears. While it's not particularly eye-catching, it's versatile enough to blend a highlight color to create a gradation or use alone for muted makeup. It does flake a little in the case, but tapping it on a tissue after use is no problem. Since it's a single color, even if it does flake, it won't mix with other colors.

When I tried the tester in the store, the color was beautiful, but they were out of stock, so I bought it from Suzykirei. The glitter was also fine and beautiful.

I picked up KATE The Eye Color when I wanted a single-color eyeshadow. The powder is moist and fine, and it doesn't smudge easily whether I apply it with my fingers or a brush, making it highly versatile as a base color. I think it's perfect for natural-looking people who want to make their eyes look bigger with natural shading rather than glitter or a strong shine. Even when layered with multiple colors, it doesn't become muddy, and I felt that it was an item that could easily balance the overall impression of the face even when used alone.