It is not "demon lover".
See, http://www.narscosmetics.com/color/eyes/duo-eyeshadow/demon-lover

It is not "underworld"
See, http://www.narscosmetics.com/color/eyes/duo-eyeshadow/underworld

I believe it is "all about eve" -- but not sure -- I will try it.
See http://www.narscosmetics.com/color/eyes/duo-eyeshadow/all-about-eve

It's called "demon lover" and its available at Nordstroms if they don't have that option here.

It's "Demon Lover".

The previous poster is wrong.

The previous answer is worng.

It's "Demon Lover".

If you are looking for something a little bit more "classic" then go with Cordura! It is a beautiful medium sparkly brown and a darker brown (both of which are pigmented well and last long.) They look perfect on hazel eyes. If you are looking for something "adventurous" try "Misfit." It is a creamy white and a teal color. It stays on sooo long and will really highlight your hazel eyes!

I love Jezebel. We have the same coloring, except my skin is fair.

I would recommend Violetta because the lavender color will bring out the green in your hazel eyes.

I love the Cheyenne duo. I am fair w/ peach-pink undertones, and green/brown hazel eyes and these colors work well for me. The "sienna" color is an golden orange while the "gothic plum" side is a plum with gold undertones also. These work well together and can be applied lighter or darker for a more intense look. These colors also make my eyes pop by emphasizing the duality if my eye color.

I have hazel eyes with a lot of green in them. I use Nars duo eyeshadow in "Habenera". The shimmering charcoal plum in the duo is beautiful on hazel eyes. You can also use the product as an eyeliner for the top, and bottom of the eye smudge it for a smoky effect. It will bring out the green in the eye. It is a sheer color so you can use it for the day also.

Melusine and cordura\or habanero and eurudice if you know how to work a smokey eye Tust me I do this all the time

I recently bought this because another reviewer recommended it - thank you by the way - and I really like it. I am fair w/ peach-pink undertones, and green/brown hazel eyes and these colors work well for me. The "sienna" color is an golden orange while the "gothic plum" side is a plum with gold undertones also. These work well together and can be applied lighter or darker for a more intense look.

If you are talking about the Scorching Sun duo, then I would use the apricot on the lid (with a lighter highlight color beneath the brow) and the orange color in the crease. You could even blend the apricot with the highlight color to create a light apricot as a highlight. The apricot seems too dark in my opinion to use from lid all the way to up to the brow by itself, though. But, hey, you never know!

Another thing I like to do is to use the lighter color (eg the Apricot) on the lid and crease and then just use the orange color on the outside edge of the lid and crease, so that rather than layering the colors horizontally they are instead separated vertically. Hope that makes sense to you!

They blend perfectly together.

Alahambra! The picture and decription don't do this duo justice. I have similar coloring, and this is my go-to shadow combination. However, I think (like the blush in Orgasm), this combination is probably universally flattering.

Hi! I suggest that you try the "Kalahari" Nars duo - the colors rock and they are soooo beautiful together on brown eyes.

I bought key largo and never used it. I ended up giving it to a friend.

If you have fair skin, key largo will make you look washed out I would go with Cordura instead I love it.

Portobello is my favorite NARS duo, and I have similar coloring. I like it because you can make it as light or as dark as you want it to be without spending hours on it. So, no, it's not too dark. :)

In my opinion, you can wear whatever color you want :) as long as you don't put too much on, anyone can wear any color nowadays!

if you like it, you should go for it!

Charade is awesome! It's one of my top two favorites.

Kuala Lampur, Melusine and Habanera look great on me (in my opinion, of course!)

The shade on the top of the page is Paris, shimmering silver and matte grey.