SUGAR Cosmetics Blend The Rules Eyeshadow Palette 10.4 g  (02 Warrior (Smokey))

Unleash your inner artist and create a makeup masterpiece every day with SUGAR Blend The Rules Eyeshadow Palette. With a range of high-performing mattes, extra-creamy metallics & high-foil powders, these super-pigmented shades are infinitely smooth and incredibly easy to blend. Snap up these jaw-dropping hues in 4 breathtaking eight-shade palettes that come with a dual-ended applicator - it has a round blending brush at one end and a doe-tip sponge at the other. But wait, did we bring up its uber-chic packaging yet? This gorgeous tray of colours is built to dethrone the current pride of your vanity display. Talk about eye candy! 01 FLAWLESS (Warm Neutrals) You can never go wrong with this fan-favorite palette. With soft, neutral shades of creams & golds for the lids and deep red and burgundy hues to give you a smoky-eye finish, this palette gives you all the flawless looks. Top Row (L to R): Cream, Champagne Gold, Coral, Earthy Orange Bottom Row (L to R): Bronze Gold (High foil), Copper (High foil), Red Copper, Deep Burgundy Easy Shade Guide: The lightestcolour usually works well as a brow bone highlighter. The second lightestcolour usually looks good on the lid and creates a base to apply the shade of your choice, matte or shimmer The second darkestcolour usually works best on the crease The darkestcolour usually works best in the outer corner How to use: - Start by taking a colour that is a shade or two darker than your skin tone and run it back and forth onto your crease as a transition shade. Start blending at the point where you want the deepest colour, like the outer corner and aim toward the place where you want the lightest colour. By doing this, a gradient will be created by the colour choice alone. Next go for the shimmer shade on the lid to get that pop. Use the doe-tip sponge applicator or a damp flat brush or your finger for that additional depth Use a darker shade on the crease to define the eye shape. Start applying from the outer corner of the eye, making a ?V?, and blend it halfway through the eyelid with the round eyeshadow blending brush