This is a medium toned lavender. It has the typical gray undertone. It can be used alone or with other shades, both cream and powder. It brings out blue eyes, but it looks good on brown and hazel too. You can put it on thicker or thin. It can crease during the day, so I would suggest applying a thin layer of transparent powder. For some, they use it as an eyeliner. Color is closer to dot in color

This is a green olive shade. It looks great with hazel eyes. Use it like a shadow or liner. Use it alone or with another shadow, cream or powder. You can put it on thicker or thin. It can crease during the day, so I would suggest applying a thin layer of transparent powder.

This is a true coffee brown shadow. It looks great as a substitute liner, or use along. Wonderful on brown, blue or hazel eyes. Combine it with taupes and creams for a wonderful natural look. You can put it on thicker or thin. It can crease during the day, so I would suggest applying a thin layer of transparent powder. Color if closer to dot in color

This blue isn't dark or too light. It's bright enough to see it on any eye. Use alone or as a liner; in combination with cream or powders. Looks good on blue or brown eyes. You can put it on thicker or thin. It can crease during the day, so I would suggest applying a thin layer of transparent powder. The true color is between these two graphics really. It doesn't have green in it.