The easiest way to use a large eyeshadow palette is to pick three shades from one color family: a light shade for the lid, a medium shade for the crease, and a deeper shade for the outer corner. Once that formula feels easy, add a shimmer on the center of the lid or try a bolder color.
The three-shade formula
| Shade | Where | Brush |
|---|---|---|
| Light | All over the lid | Flat brush |
| Medium | Crease | Fluffy blending brush |
| Deep | Outer corner | Small tapered brush |
| Optional shimmer | Center of the lid | Fingertip or flat brush |
Ways to narrow down choices
- Pick one color family per look, such as browns, pinks, or blues.
- Start with matte shades, then add one shimmer.
- Save bright shades for liner or a pop on the lower lash line.
The palette
The Uexim 120-color eyeshadow palette includes 120 shades with matte, shimmer, glitter, and luminous finishes. The listing describes the shades as highly pigmented, easy to blend, and long-lasting with a waterproof formula.
120 matte, shimmer, glitter, and luminous shades in one palette.
Step by step
- Choose three shades from one family.
- Pat the light shade on the lid.
- Blend the medium shade into the crease.
- Add the deep shade to the outer corner and blend.
- Add shimmer to the center if you like.
For brushes, see how to use eyeshadow brushes. For blending, see how to blend eyeshadow with no harsh lines.
Frequently asked questions
How many shades are in the palette?
120.
What finishes are included?
Matte, shimmer, glitter, and luminous.
Where can I find eye brushes?
Browse the Makeup Brushes & Sponges collection.
The bottom line
Pick a family, use three shades, and build from there. A large palette becomes easy with a simple formula.
Endless looks, simple steps
A 120-color eyeshadow palette.
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