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Your eyes. Your colours.
From soft nude to a colourful look: discover loose and pressed eyeshadow, from matte to shimmer and glitter. Choose a colour for your look and build the intensity gradually.
Start with a colour family or discover a new finish. These selections offer a little inspiration.
Use the filters to refine your selection. Check the product page for colour, finish and sizes.
The difference is how you pick up and store the powder. Build either formula in thin layers.
Loose mineral powder comes in a jar. Tip a little into the lid, pick it up with your brush and tap off the excess. Lovely if you enjoy controlling the amount and playing with pigments.
Loose eyeshadow →Pick up pressed powder directly from the pan. Individual colours are refills for a magnetic makeup palette; the palette is sold separately.
View the magnetic palette →The finish determines how the colour catches the light. Check each shade for its precise effect.
| Finish | The effect |
|---|---|
| Matte | Colour without visible shine. Lovely for soft transitions and added depth. |
| Satin | Subtle light reflection between matte and shimmer. |
| Shimmer | A light-reflecting sheen, worn softly or built up. |
| Glitter | Visible sparkle for a small accent or a party look. |
| Duochrome | A colour that changes character with the light. |
Start with a little eyeshadow and tap off your brush.
Apply the colour lightly and soften the edges with a clean, soft brush.
Add a thin layer where you want more colour or depth. Check the result as you go.
COLOURS, LOOKS & TUTORIALS
Explore eyeshadow colours for your eye colour, four shades that work together and practical application tips in our complete eyeshadow guide.
You can choose a tester on individual eyeshadow shade pages. Try the colour at home before ordering a full size.
Individual pressed colours are supplied as refill pans. A magnetic makeup palette is sold separately. For duos or sets, check the product description.
Your eye colour can be a starting point, but there are no fixed rules. Compare undertone, lightness and finish and choose colours you enjoy wearing.
Use a little product and soften the edges with a clean, soft brush. Build the colour gradually in thin layers.