Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Palette - Queen Of Glow

The 'super pop' texture is a unique, highly pigmented shade within the palette designed to provide a dimensional, foiled, and sparkling finish. It's often best applied with a fingertip or a damp brush for maximum impact.

For optimal color payoff, use an eyeshadow primer as a base. Apply the shadows with a dense brush or a fingertip, tapping the color onto the lid rather than sweeping. Build up the color gradually.

Yes, the lighter shades and shimmering finishes can be used for subtle, luminous everyday looks. The bolder shades and the 'super pop' texture are excellent for more dramatic or evening looks.

The shades are inspired by the kaleidoscopic color, brilliance, and light play of a fire-rose diamond, aiming to give eyes a veil of diamond-like sparkle.

Yes, the blendable nature of the shadows allows for creating dimension, which can be beneficial for hooded eyes. Using the lighter shades to highlight the brow bone and inner corner, and the deeper shades to define the crease, can help open up the eyes.

After using the palette, clean your brushes with a gentle brush cleanser and water. Ensure they are completely dry before storing or using them again to maintain hygiene and brush performance.

Ensure your eyelids are prepped with an eyeshadow primer. Use a clean brush and blend thoroughly. For the 'super pop' shade, try applying it with a fingertip or a damp brush for better adhesion.

Apply your eye makeup after your base foundation and concealer are done. Use a denser brush to pick up less product at a time and tap off excess before applying. A glitter adhesive can also help minimize fallout.

This texture is best activated with a bit of moisture. Try applying it with a slightly damp brush or your fingertip. Applying it over a sticky base, like a cream shadow or an eye primer, can also enhance its foiled effect.

Ensure you are using a clean blending brush. Build up the color gradually rather than applying too much at once. Work in light, circular motions to blend the edges.