This shade is a rich charcoal color. It's perfect for adding shadow to an evening look, or to line the eyes as an alternative to eye liner.

This is a medium to dark coverage shadow that has a touch of gray in it. It would also work well as an alternative to eye liner pencils. Use it carefully, as it is very concentrated. It would look good with other browns and bases like fawn and vanilla. I can also see colors like misty blue working with it. Just use it sparingly and you can control the intensity.

This shadow comes in a single or in a duo set. It's paired up with Icy Rose or Crystal. Crystal is a very light powder blue. This is a true dark navy and is a dark coverage shadow. Used as a contour shade or an alternative to eye liner pencils. It would give you a softer line than a pencil I believe. It would look nice with the misty blue and vanilla, or you could use vanilla and matte with dark navy in the crease. I think the fawn and chocolate would look nice with this shade as well.

This is a rather neutral shade that would soften and blend darker colors. It does have a slight yellow tone, and I'd say that it gives a slight tannish appearance on the skin. It's certainly not as light as the vanilla, but would be a good color to have in your collection.

This color is both found in the single eye collection and duo sets. It's paired with Dark Navy. It has a frosty appearance and is a light to medium tone. It would work well as a blusher, but with the tiny bit of shimmer, individuals would want to avoid it if they have many wrinkles for fear it would make them more apparent. It is a very soft shadow of rose.

This is a brighter shade that is certainly the color of lilacs. I'd probably like it with icy rose as the contour with a touch of matte gray. I'd think it would look good with fawn too. It is a light to medium coverage shadow. You could try using this shade with the Sante shadow pencils with good success.

This shadow is a light gray color. It would work well as a contour shade or lid shade. Added on top of your eye look, it could help make a smoky appearance. That's nice for evening. Many individuals who wear tans and browns don't think they can wear gray. But it looks wonderful with them with the use of black liner and mascara. It's a light to medium coverage shadow.

I've liked this shade myself. It is a light to medium coverage shadow depending upon how it's used. It would look wonderful with browns or plums. You could use it as an alternative to eye liner pencils. I think it would look lovely on the lid, with matte smoke gray on the contour, and vanilla as a highlighter. Its a very soft shadow. It reminds me of periwinkle.

This shadow reminds me of coffee beans. It would work well with lighter browns and bases like fawn and vanilla. It's very concentrated, giving the wearer medium to dark coverage. It would work as an alternative to pencil eye liners. It is flat with no shimmer.

This color has a touch of purple in it and would be a dark coverage shadow. Use carefully as well. It's concentrated. It can be used in the crease, as an alternative to eye liners and look wonderful barely used on the lid with a charcoal contour shade. Fawn and Vanilla are good highlighter colors to use with mulberry. It would also look good with browns.

Its a soft, creamy color that will make a wonderful blending and highlighting shade. It is not golden or tannish at all.

This has a touch of red plum in it. It's a dark coverage shadow and should be used sparingly. Make sure it's blended well. It would be nice with the matte gray and vanilla. It would also look nice with fawn icy rose. It too would make an alternative to eye liner pencils and it's hard to find shades in pencils with this color range.

This shadow is a deep brown, and I can see slight red tones to it. It can be used to contour, on the lid lightly to give depth, or as an alternative eye liner.

This shadow is a pearl shade which works well for a highlighter to eyebrows, lids and even the lips. Used sparingly, it can also go on the cheek bone for an evening look when your under candlelight.

This product has a different ingredient list due to the shimmer.  It CONTAINS: Mica, UV-Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide, Hydrated Silica, Candellia Wax, Boron Nitride, Neopentanoate, Algae Extract, Bisabolol, Tocopheryl Acetate. May Contain Iron Oxides.

This shadow is a true olive. Looks good on hazel and brown eyes.