Guerlain Ombres G Eyeshadow Quad Christmas Edition 888 Regarde Moi

Guerlain Ombres G Eyeshadow Quad Christmas Edition 888 Regarde Moi reveals a unique harmony of four radiant eyeshadows in red, pink and copper tones to blend together for a precious festive look. For the festive season of 2024, Violette, Guerlain Make-Up Creative Director, has been inspired by artist Shourouk Rhaiem’s rhinestone world to create the limited-edition Ombres G 888 Regarde-moi, a precious and beautiful collection of eyeshadows that is eyecatching and precious.

This unique Guerlain Ombre G for Christmas 2024 contains four shades to combine to create buildable, colourful looks; a satin burgundy as a liner to intensify the gaze, adelicate matte pink to even out the eyelid, an intense matte red to create an ombre blend for flamboyant eyes and a metallic copper to sweep along the lower lash line to brighten the eyes.

Guerlain Ombres G Eyeshadow Quads offer depth unparalleled in any Guerlain eyeshadow and in six harmonious tones, for maximum useability. In natural gem tones, Guerlain Ombres G Eyeshadows contain four different finishes, an intense satin, a deep matte, a luminous metallic and a radiant pearl finish. This presents the Guerlain Makeup user with balanced palettes that allow you to play with shades, textures and finishes, creating a host of effects to endlessly transform your eyes for any situation, day and night. The soft and comfortable formula based on winter rose oil, smells divine but also helps the eyeshadow glide easily over the lid and be blended as desired to create multiple effects.

Guerlain Ombres G Eyeshadow Application Tips:

1. Use the thin sponge end for precision and the brush for blending.
2. Use the wide sponge end of the brush to apply bold colours
3. Use the shimmering shade, whatever your age in the centre of the eye, above the iris, to open the eye and give a brighter and wider look.
4. Use the darker eyeshadow shade as a softer means of lining the eye.
5. Alternatively use the dark shade on the crease, leading around the outer eye contour area, for a smoky effect.