All of the eyeshadows used were from the 120 Palette 2nd Edition, which can be found here. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! I’ll get back to that on another post though.
Here’s the palette I used. They don’t have names, so I will reference them by row & number.
- Tear Duct & lower lid: Yellow E/S – 6th row down 1st column (First top half of the palette)
- Lid & Crease: Green E/S – 3rd row 3rd column (First top half of the palette)
- Brow highlighter: Shimmery vanilla/cream E/S 2nd Row, 8th Column (First top half of the palette)
- Corner: Black E/S – Last row, 8th column (First top half of the palette)
- Crease (to smoke it out & blend): Brown E/S 5th Row, Last column (First top half of the palette)
Sigma Brushes used:
SS219 Pencil Brush
SS224 Blending Brush
SS239 Eye Shading Brush
If you try this out, please let me know.
Enjoy,
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This green is gorgeous. You’re very talented.
Thank you :o)