OMBRE BLACKSTAR - 1 BLACK PEARL 1.64G IN SOUTH AFRICA

An effortless crme eyeshadow, By Terrys Ombre Blackstar is a beauty blogger favourite beloved for its phenomenal long-wear formula, dazzling spectrum of shades and incredible ease of use. The beautiful, satin-smooth consistency glides over eyelids to create instant, crease-free definition enhancing and illuminating thanks to Tahitian black pearl extract (rich in ultra-smoothing proteins) and radiance-trapping prisms which lend lids a subtle, light-reflective lustre. Chic and convenient, you can blend shades seamlessly to achieve an array of stunning make up looks layering to intensify the colour, or smudging with your fingertips to create a softer, smouldering effect. Keep a couple in your handbag for instant eye-enhancement applying colour straight from the stick to line, define and add instant wow factor. Choose from twelve mesmerising shades from matte black to glimmering gold via beautiful shades of bronze, plum and mauve. Description Skin care with colour, By Terry is a pioneering make up range from one of the beauty industrys most respected creatives. Having inspired and developed Yves Saint Laurents eponymous colour range, Terry de Gunzburg opened her own beauty laboratory in 1998 and dedicated herself to distilling her virtually unrivalled expertise into a comprehensive range designed to enhance not detract from your natural beauty. Terry believes that a womans beauty essentials are an excellent moisturiser and a fresh, natural-looking complexion and her range is true testament to this philosophy; starring skin-friendly formulas and flattering colours so you look like you on a great day. How to use Line the base of your lashes for a flawless eyeliner look, or smudge with fingertips towards the eyebrows for a quick and easy 'smoky eye' effect. Apply as a wash directly with fingertips at the base of lashes and blend up towards your eyebrows. Top tip: Create a classic, smouldering look by applying a light shade to the inner corners of the eyelids and smudging a darker shade at the outer corners.