Chanel Les 4 Ombres Eyeshadow Palette 2G Tissé Camélia - MPN 164202

Yes, this eyeshadow palette has been ophthalmologist tested, indicating it is formulated to be gentle and suitable for sensitive eyes.

Absolutely. The CHANEL Les 4 Ombres formula is suitable for contact lens wearers, having undergone testing to ensure it's safe for use without causing irritation.

To intensify your smoky eye, apply the 'Smoky Black' shade by gently pressing it onto the eyelid with a dense, flat brush. For even greater impact, slightly dampen your brush before picking up the black shade. Build color gradually and blend well.

For the palette itself, gently wipe the exterior with a dry or slightly damp cloth. For your makeup brushes, use a dedicated brush cleanser or mild soap and water, rinsing thoroughly and allowing them to air dry completely.

While designed for 'nighttime chic,' you can adapt the palette for daytime. Focus on using the lighter 'Antique Beige' or 'Taupe Beige' shades across the lid and in the crease, applying only a very small amount of 'Smoky Black' for subtle definition near the lash line.

Info needed: [Please refer to the 'period after opening' (PAO) symbol, typically a jar icon with a number followed by 'M' (e.g., '24M'), usually found on the product packaging. This symbol indicates how many months the product is good for after opening.]

Ensure you are applying the eyeshadow to a primed eyelid. An eyeshadow primer creates a smooth base, enhances color vibrancy, and significantly improves wear time. Also, avoid applying over oily skin.

Apply shades in thin layers, blending thoroughly after each application. Use separate, clean brushes for different colors, and always use a fluffy brush for diffusing edges. Avoid overloading your brush with too much product.

For maximum intensity, try patting the darker shade onto the eyelid with a flat, dense brush instead of sweeping. You can also slightly dampen your brush before picking up the color to create a more opaque, foiled effect. Build intensity gradually.

Creasing is often due to excess oil or lack of primer. Ensure your eyelids are clean and dry before applying primer. If using a primer, ensure it's fully set before applying shadow. A light dusting of translucent powder over the primer can also help.