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Choosing the best eyeshadow palette is about undertone and pigment strength, says make-up artist Aarti Pal.
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In hot and humid conditions, powder eyeshadow becomes the only reliable anchor of any eye make-up look, especially because eyes are so easily prone to wrinkling, creasing, and producing sebum.
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The tones are restrained, which makes them wearable beyond occasion dressing. Used lightly, they create shadow without heaviness. Built up, they read deliberate rather than dramatic.
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Proof that performance does not require luxury pricing, the mattes hold saturation without dustiness, and the foil shades adhere without scattering shimmer under the eyes.
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Owing to the pigment overload, little goes a long way—just a few gentle dabs of the eyeshadow and the brush will pick up enough to show up on the eyelids.
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The inclusion of hydrating ingredients gives the powders a smoother laydown, particularly on drier eyelids.
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Structured with dimension in mind, this nine-pan palette moves easily from contour to highlight without feeling contrived.
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The mattes provide anchor, allowing brighter tones to sit comfortably rather than overpower. The shimmer finishes reflect softly instead of flashing harshly, which keeps the look controlled.
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The strength here lies in undertone control. Warm browns transition into plum and gold without turning muddy—a common issue on deeper complexions.
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