Jane Iredale PurePressed - Eye Shadows

Our highly pigmented shadows are simple to blend, sensitivity-tested and they stay put for gorgeous, crease-free, long-lasting eye colour.

• Gentle, safe for sensitive eyes and formulated with good-for-the-skin ingredients
• Crease-resistant and long-lasting
• May be applied wet or dry to compliment any look
• Great for shading, highlighting, contouring and lining

No D&C dyes. Use wet or dry.

							Blue Eyes on Lighter Skin
Champagne	Cappuccino	Bone	Taupe
	Walnut	Allure (shimmer)	Glimmer Gold (shimmer)
							Blue Eyes on Deeper Skin
	Walnut	Shell	Dark Suede
	Ecru	Allure (shimmer)	Dawn
							Green Eyes on Lighter Skin
	Antique Rose	Eggplant	Taupe
	White	Dusk (shimmer)	Opal Crush (pearlescent)
							Green Eyes on Deeper Skin
		Pink Smoke	Perfect Pink
	Dark Suede	Dusk (shimmer)	Wine & Roses (shimmer)
							Brown Eyes on Lighter Skin
Slate Brown	Bone	Crushed Ice (shimmer)	Emerald (shimmer)
	Peach Sherbet	Platinum (shimmer)	Oyster (shimmer)
							Brown Eyes on Deeper Skin
	Slate Brown	Smokey Grey	Ecru
	Crushed Ice (shimmer)	Blue Moon (shimmer)	Platinum (shimmer)
							Any Eye Color on Deep Dark Skin
	Walnut	Smokey Grey	Cappuccino
	Blue Moon (shimmer)	Dawn (shimmer)	Crushed Ice (shimmer)
							Asian Eyes
		Eggplant	Ecru
	Smokey Grey	Emerald (shimmer)	Allure (shimmer)

Application Advice

• Apply your darkest color in a sideways V with our Eye Contour Brush.
• Highlight above the iris in a medium shade with our Eye Shader Brush.
• Highlight the brow bone in your lightest shade with our Deluxe Shader Brush.
• Blend well with a clean brush.
• Spritz our eyeliner brush with D2O, Balance or POMMISST and pick up shadow for an eyeliner that stays and stays.
• It's always a good idea to brush the base powder on the eyelid to even out the skin tone and for sun protection.
• Don't try to match the eye color with a shadow, since this will only cancel-out the eye. A complementary/contrasting color is what makes the eye pop.
• If you have red or dark circles, stay away from blue or gray tones. They just accentuate the darkness.