excel Eye Nuancer (EN01)

Name: excel Eye Nuancer (EN01)
Brand: excel
SKU: 343902
Price: 24.00 USD
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Description

A "subtract makeup" eyeshadow with a mellow color that adds a light touch of color to the eyes with an exquisite two-tone color. A muted color with a subtle tone that brings out the beauty of the material. Two colors with different textures overlap to softly color your expression. A soft matte watercolor color that blends into the eyelids. No technique required, just layer roughly to add depth. A rich, close-fitting powder formula that prevents powder from flying off. Contains squalane. moisturizing. to prevent dryness around the eyes. DESIGN. A sliding container that can be opened with one hand and applied quickly. Slim and compact, so it doesn't take up much space in your pouch.

Ingredients

Talc, triethylhexanoin, diisostearyl malate, hydrogenated castor oil isostearate, synthetic fluorphlogopite, polyglyceryl-3 polydimethylsiloxyethyl dimethicone, zinc laurate, squalane, tocopherol, cellulose acetate, aluminum hydroxide, methylparaben, (+/-) ultramarines, silica, mica, titanium dioxide, iron oxide, red 226, red 202

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It's very light, but it gives a sophisticated look. I've always used eyeshadows with good pigmentation, but this is what modern, sophisticated looks are like! The powder is moist and doesn't scatter the glitter. It gives a lovely, pale look to the eyes.

I'm a cool-toned summer type. I can't stand makeup buildup. My skin tends to turn red. I bought this because I needed a safe brown eyeshadow without any glitter or blush. There are situations where you need to blend in with a group and wear makeup as a matter of etiquette... (^_^*). It's a very subtle color, with very little yellow and a hint of white, so it barely turns red or orange. It's a color that I could use even if brown doesn't suit me or I can't stand makeup buildup. However, perhaps due to my age, lack of care, and lack of skill, when I applied it to my face, the powdery texture was noticeable, giving me the opposite impression of a thick, beautiful look. Brown is just not my style... It was a bit irritating, so I decided to say goodbye. I think it would really suit someone who does. I'll continue my search for a safe shadow eyeshadow. I chose brown as a warm shadow, but it seems like I should give up on brown. I thought it would be okay since the color is so light and there is no reddish or yellowish tint, so I'm very disappointed.

The color was nice and it was easy to use and compact.

I absolutely love this! My eyes are set deep and I can't tolerate any buildup, so I can't use the dark colors in regular palettes. I rely on light browns that create a subtle shadow. It's a matter of personal preference, but this brown leans quite yellow, so I would have liked it if it had a slight blue undertone. The beige has a beautiful, fine pearl, and I think it's a product of Excel. You can use it anywhere, such as the center of your eyelid or under your eyes. I really like the shimmer, so I add just a little to highlight the tip and bridge of my nose. Lately, there have been a lot of shiny products, so it's hard to find a highlighter I like, but I really like the fact that this product creates a subtle shimmer.

I've always loved Excel's four-color palette, but the top two colors always run out first, so I was looking for something to complement them, and when I discovered this, I bought it. It's applied with a brush, so it's really just a subtle effect, but it complements them nicely. I think these two colors alone are perfectly fine for a light makeup look. It does contain pearl, but it's subtle and not too flashy, making it easy to wear on a daily basis.

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