Eye Lights! Camera! Action! Three shades of mega-watt, metallic eye color. High-shine and solar-powered, these shadows will light up the room. Use wet or dry.

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which palette??

I have a fair skin tone with brown eyes and black hair that now I have coloured in red. Which palette would look best on me?
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asked 1 year, 3 months ago

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(Toronto, Canada)

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I have Smokebox and it creates the perfect smokey eye that can be worn day or night.

answered 7 months ago

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FLASH. I have big brown eyes, and they make them POP. Especially if you have fair skin and redish brown hair, the green , gold, and pink will make you look outstanding like a beauty godess!

answered 11 months ago

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Does the Beam trio match the description on here or on the Smashbox website better?

On here it says the Beam trio shades are butter /champagne/ copper, whereas the Smashbox website describes them as pale gold/ peach/ brown. Which description is more accurate? Thanks in advance.

asked 1 year, 5 months ago

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I agree, the Sephora description is the most accurate. Although, the champagne shade does have a peach cast. This is my description, butter/peach champagne/copper.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

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the Sephora site is more accurate of a description.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

anderson

(Akron, Ohio)

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I can't get the colors to show - honestly wanna throw my palette away :(

I'm VERY FRUSTRATED! I bought this palette over a year ago and I have NEVER had any luck w/ it! I can't get any good pigmentation. I bought it in FLASH. When I talked to a Sephora SA they told me to try it wet/foiled and it should work - is this seriously the only way to get the pigmentation to show???

Any suggestions are much appreciated :) THANKS

asked 1 month ago

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Unfortunately, using these shadows wet is the best way to go if you want them to look their best. If you are skilled enough to use them this way, I say go for it! Just take a little tin of water, dip your finger in it, and apply it to prepped eyelids. That's probably the easiest way to do it. If you don't want to bother, there are lots of other shadows similar to these out on the market, and Sephora has a super-forgiving return policy (read: You can even return used products purchased months ago to the store-- they'll only give you store credit for that, but hey, it's Sephora, you'll be able to find something else to buy there!).

answered 3 weeks, 6 days ago

zephyrhills

(Palm Beach, FL)

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I have dark brown eyes, which color should I choose?

I just started wearing make up & tired of drugstore brands, trying out high end brands. I love palettes & I've heard great reviews on this product. But... what color to choose? I'm a golden tan, black hair, dark brown eyes (filipino). I need help! Please & thank you!

asked 4 months, 2 weeks ago

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To keep it natural I would pick up the Beam pallete.
To have subtle colour pop try using the Flash pallete - greens make brown eyes pop and pink + brown is so pretty.
Each pallete has colours that compliment each other already which makes it easy.
Hope this helps!

answered 4 months ago

TheBurbsBeauty

(Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

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Which color should I choose?

I saw this and really liked the two colors sets, Smokebox(the smokey eye one) and Beam (the peachy-coppery one).
I have blue/grey/green eyes and fair skin. I am interested in a smoky-eye look but I saw a review that said the colors were good for an intesnse, dark look, which i DO NOT want. I want more of an everyday, wear-to-school look that I can dress up if i want.
So is smokebox actually that bad, or can it be softened? And would beam fit me? I think I'd also like the coppery/peachy tones in that one. I would ask about Strobe (or whatever that one was, with the blue and brown?) but I already have eyeshadows in that color, because of course I know brown is the best color for blue eyes.
Thanks!

asked 6 months ago

zephyrhills

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I recommed the beam palette for you. I've worn this palette for years as a daily shadow and use the darkest shade for an evening look. The first two shades are definitley light enough for daily use. The strobe palette's first shade is probably too light for all over the lid and the brown is too dark for daily use. I have both palettes and the middle color on the beam palette is always gone faster than the other colors. It's the perfect shimmery bronze for day. Good luck!

answered 6 months ago

Apey

(Minneapolis, MN)

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How to create smokey eyes

I like the colors in this palette but I'm not familiar with how to apply smokey eyes. I have light brown hair and hazel eyes.

asked 6 months ago

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I've been wanting to try the smokey eye look myself. Here's how I've been told it works:
1. Apply the lightest shadow all over your lid and under your brow bone to define it.
2. Apply the second-lightest color in your crease.
3. Apply the third-lightest color on the corners of your eyes and smudge it around so it doesn't look too harsh.
This palette in Beam or Smokebox would make the PERFECT smokey eye-- for a less-harsh look I would definitely recommend Beam, and you can use it for everyday looks too!

answered 6 months ago

zephyrhills

(Palm Beach, FL)

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Which brush would I use with this?

asked 7 months ago

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(Coral Springs, FL)

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I like to use the brush that comes with it since it works great and is very high quality.

answered 7 months ago

kota

(San Antonio, TX)

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