Today I wanted to grab for some classics, but combine them together! I have really been loving French Roast ShadowSense on the daily lately so I knew I wanted a neutral look that could easily transition from day-to-night. Overall, this was simple, because that is all I know how to do, and quick.

Get the Look

Moca Java ShadowSense lightly applied as a transition shade.

Spellbound Glitter ShadowSense is applied all over the lid. Pat on to preserve glitter and pigment.

French Roast ShadowSense applied to the outer corner.

How I applied

Application for this one was quick and easy. One thing I suggest is if you are having trouble with controlling the amount of product and pigment on your eyes from applying directly to your eyes try taking product from the wand and using a blending palette. This metal one from Amazon has been my go to lately (aff. link) https://amzn.to/39ukhLV

To start off the look I used Moca Java in my crease and outer corner. I used the blending palette today so I didn’t get too much product as I wanted this color to truly be more of a transition shade versus a bolder color. Pat in the outer corner and blend across to get the coloring you desire.

Next is spellbound glitter. Applied this once again to the metal blending palette and picked up color from there with my makeup brush. Pat on color until I was happy with the pigment of it. I did bring some of the glitter onto the transition shade and outer corner to avoid a hard line.

Last is French Roast! The French Roast ShadowSense I find to be a little drier and needs a little more to blend versus its equivalent like Garnet ShadowSense. However, don’t fear using it because it’s SO good. The palette will come in handy for this one to start with less product, blot it around your brush, and then apply so you have more control over application.

Finally, add a little Whisper Pink ShadowSense to the inner corner of your eye and take your Moca Java brush to help blend together all shades to create a cohesive look.