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Soha S.

May 9, 2016

Soha S.

So sad news first, my brother accidentally dropped my eyeshadow palette. It was the only one I used, and now 4 of its shades are broken and ruined. (See picture below)

Now, I want help with creating looks with the left over colors, ill be getting the naked 3 palette in July, but till then I will need some idea or looks for whenever I go out.

Usually my go to look was.
Crease: The top 2 shades mixed and blended in to the crease.
Lower lash line: black or silver or gray.
Lid: shimmery color which is the 2 in the bottom line.
Inner eye lid: ^^

Since I can't do that anymore, because my crease shades are destroyed, I need you guys to tell me what looks can I make with the left over colors, but which are still wearable and not too bright or weird for a 15 year old. Thankyou so muchhh.


And which one of the naked palettes is worth getting? I personally am more warm toned, but every now and then I like to do pinks and shimmers.

Soha S.

May 9, 2016

Soha S.

Here is another palette that I use.

And if anyone wants any swatches for anything just ask me.

Soha S.

May 9, 2016

Soha S.

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Kat H.

May 9, 2016

Kat H.

You can "reconstitute" broken shadows by crushing the remainder powder up, adding a couple drops of rubbing alcohol, and letting it reset.

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