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SOFT BLURRING EYE PALETTE [05 mute coral blurring]

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  Oct 2, 2023 (UTC)
  Combination Skin

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  Pros

  As someone with a deep warm undertone, this palette is perfect! There are times when even warm-toned folks want to do bright makeup, and this palette is ideal for those moments. The muted coral shades apply beautifully, giving a fresh and radiant look while remaining subtle. There's minimal excess powder, and the colors blend smoothly without clumping. The pigmentation is quite good too. I love the color combination - the mix of coral and brown shades is just right, making it easy to create different looks depending on my mood. I highly recommend this to warm-toned people who want vibrant colors that don't look too stark, or anyone looking for subtle pigmentation that gives a luminous yet natural finish!

  Cons

  Due to the muted nature of the colors, don't expect super vibrant pigmentation. The subtle color payoff might not show up well on darker skin tones. I especially wouldn't recommend this for warm bright skin types, even if they have a warm undertone. Also, while it's coral, the warmth of the colors might look a bit heavy on cool-toned individuals.

  Tip

  Since these aren't bold colors, try brightening your eyelids first before applying the shadows - it really helps the colors pop. If you want a more intense color payoff, don't apply too much at once. Instead, build up the color gradually with thin layers. This technique gives a much prettier result!