Discover the limited-edition Diorshow 5 Couleurs Eye Palette, brilliantly inspired by bohemian summer days on the French Riviera. Housed in a striking Dior Oblique pattern, this palette features two harmonious eyeshadow combinations: Coral Flame and Pastel Glow. Enjoy a comfortable, crease-free texture with a no-makeup effect, perfectly complementing various skin tones. Complete with versatile applicators, it's perfect for creating both natural and sophisticated eye looks.
From the brand: The essential eye palette from Dior makeup, the limited-edition Diorshow 5 Couleurs is adorned in the Dior Oblique pattern, the iconic design of Dior couture.
This limited edition is inspired by bohemian summer days on the French Riviera, marked by long hours spent at the beach and revitalizing escapades in the shade of pine trees.
Peter Philips, Creative and Image Director for Dior Makeup, conveys this atmosphere through summer shades punctuated with pastel hues. He has composed 2 eyeshadow harmonies: 333 Coral Flame, illuminated with a coral heart and a delicate yellow, and 933 Pastel Glow, featuring a mint heart and a soft lavender.
BENEFITS:
A comfortable texture that does not crease on the eyelids.
The palettes reveal a fine powder, with a no-makeup effect, that suits different skin tones.
An applicator with a foam tip, an applicator with a smudge tip.
APPLICATION TIPS:
For a natural look:
- 1. Apply the medium shade on the mobile eyelid with the foam tip applicator to open up the eyes.
- 2. Then add definition by applying the darkest shade along the lash line.
- 3. Highlight with the lightest shade beneath the brow arch and at the inner corner of the eye to widen the eyes.
For a sophisticated look:
- 1. Apply the medium shade on the mobile eyelid with the foam tip applicator to open up the eyes, and then the darker shade along the lash line for definition.
- 2. Blend over the mobile eyelid and outward using the blending brush.
- 3. Use the foam tip applicator to highlight with the lightest shade beneath the brow arch and at the inner corner of the eye to create even greater contrast and defined eyes.
