Huda Beauty Creamy Obsessions Neutral Brown Eyeshadow Palette

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Huda Beauty Creamy Obsessions Neutral Brown Eyeshadow Palette

Two monochromatic and versatile creamy palettes with innovative, ultra-pigmented metallic, marble and cream-to-powder eyeshadows that blend seamlessly to create an array of timeless looks – from soft, everyday eyes to full glam!

WHAT IT DOES:
These creamy palettes include four different types of innovative shadows and formulas! From bouncy cream-to-mattes with sensorial textures that transform from creams to soft powder with a matte finish – use these powders alone as a base or to build intensity to a look. The cream-to-metallic shades have a unique formula that, when used as a standalone color, has a major impact and, as a topper, gives a glittery finish. Our cream-to-marble powders have abstract swirls that create transformative color and texture for a velvety feel and a multidimensional finish! Lastly is the ‘set’ powder, a super thin, velvety, translucent powder to set your look in place – all day!

WHAT ELSE TO KNOW:
Made to complement any skin tone, our creamy palettes are available in Neutral Brown or Greige so you can set the tone of your look, literally. Create unlimited looks no matter your makeup skills with these easy-to-use, multi-use creamy shadows that help you create depth and define the eye.

KEY CLAIMS:

• Innovative, intensely pigmented textures
• Fun and chic, color harmonies
• Blendable and buildable
• Minimal fallout
• Easy on-the-go palettes

HOW TO USE

• Use your finger to build and blend your base with the cream-to-powder shadows.
• Pick up the metallic and marble powders using a dense, flat brush for a fully pigmented color payoff or a fluffy brush for a blended-out smoky look.
• For major pay off, set the look with the semi-transparent ‘set’ shade.

Huda’s Hack:

• I’m obsessed with ‘eye-cuffing’; simply use a darker shade in the crease for a dramatic arch that defines the lid.
• For major drama, don’t blend! Leave it clean and sharp, or for a softer take, blend it out to define the eye.