Pick one of the most popular purple eye shadow shades shown! Choose small size, medium size or large size jar!
Small - 1/2 gram
Medium - 1 gram
Large - 2 grams
Matte shades have * (asterix)
*Iris Lace: A delicate matte with a subtle tribute to one of the most stately flowers, the iris.
Tulip: Striking shimmery purple.
*Prince: If the pastels had to choose their royalty, this would be it. Prince isn't a pure powder blue or a pure lilac purple but a breathtaking combination of the two. With its very wearable matte finish, Prince can be dressed up with a bold eyeliner or made casual by leaving plain.
Violette: A solid purple which lays down a good amount of pigment, Violette gives a bit of a surprise with its subtle addition of multi-colored sparkles.
Winter Mountain: Grayish purple pink with an abundance of silver and pink sparkle, Winter Mountain is thin enough to be used as a highlighter or alone as a sheer layer of sparkle.
Frosty Plum: Nearly metallic total purple shine with pink undertones
Swoon: Medium purple with electric pink shimmer
*Secret: A soft and hazy form of pastel purple in a neutral shade. Matte.
*Joy: Beautiful matte lavender shade.
Velvet: Deep dark and luscious, this purple has a metallic sheen that really pops. Perfectly smudgable for that smoky look.Soft Violet: An opaque medium purple with a touch of feminine sparkle. Can be smudged and worn as a smoky purple liner.
Fairy Wing: This can be described as the fairy dust on a fairy's wing... or better yet the silvery sparkle on a purple fairy's wing. Either way, this is one sparkling gem of a color. Pastel purple with silver and purple sparkles. Catches the light like a dream.
Vice: Looks are very deceptive. At first glance Vice is a plum purple. When applied to skin it turns to luscious grape purple with a silver cast. Depending on how thickly it is applied you are literally getting three colors in one jar. It can be used as a pastel purple, medium, or a dark smoky purple-black.
*Aronia: This is the purple that anybody can pull off with a stable hand and a good brush. The sultry mix of black, blue,and royal purple is offset with a charcoal gray to keep the color from veering off too far in one direction or the other.
*Tempting: A matte purple gray
*Soft Violet: Light matte purple
Jackpot: Looks purple but blends into a shimmery rose pink with purple undertones.
Tassled: Some say it's purple and others swear it's pink. The truth is out- Tassled is both. In bright direct lighting this complex color shifts from one to the other. Silver sparkle keeps it light and fun.
Party: A sheer silvery lavander shimmery shade with pink highlights.
Tulip: Striking shimmery purple.
Broadway: A deep shiny purple with shimmery pink highlights.
BlackEye: A dark black with red sparkle that when applied turns into purple highlights shadow/liner!
Small - 1/2 gram
Medium - 1 gram
Large - 2 grams
Matte shades have * (asterix)
*Iris Lace: A delicate matte with a subtle tribute to one of the most stately flowers, the iris.
Tulip: Striking shimmery purple.
*Prince: If the pastels had to choose their royalty, this would be it. Prince isn't a pure powder blue or a pure lilac purple but a breathtaking combination of the two. With its very wearable matte finish, Prince can be dressed up with a bold eyeliner or made casual by leaving plain.
Violette: A solid purple which lays down a good amount of pigment, Violette gives a bit of a surprise with its subtle addition of multi-colored sparkles.
Winter Mountain: Grayish purple pink with an abundance of silver and pink sparkle, Winter Mountain is thin enough to be used as a highlighter or alone as a sheer layer of sparkle.
Frosty Plum: Nearly metallic total purple shine with pink undertones
Swoon: Medium purple with electric pink shimmer
*Secret: A soft and hazy form of pastel purple in a neutral shade. Matte.
*Joy: Beautiful matte lavender shade.
Velvet: Deep dark and luscious, this purple has a metallic sheen that really pops. Perfectly smudgable for that smoky look.Soft Violet: An opaque medium purple with a touch of feminine sparkle. Can be smudged and worn as a smoky purple liner.
Fairy Wing: This can be described as the fairy dust on a fairy's wing... or better yet the silvery sparkle on a purple fairy's wing. Either way, this is one sparkling gem of a color. Pastel purple with silver and purple sparkles. Catches the light like a dream.
Vice: Looks are very deceptive. At first glance Vice is a plum purple. When applied to skin it turns to luscious grape purple with a silver cast. Depending on how thickly it is applied you are literally getting three colors in one jar. It can be used as a pastel purple, medium, or a dark smoky purple-black.
*Aronia: This is the purple that anybody can pull off with a stable hand and a good brush. The sultry mix of black, blue,and royal purple is offset with a charcoal gray to keep the color from veering off too far in one direction or the other.
*Tempting: A matte purple gray
*Soft Violet: Light matte purple
Jackpot: Looks purple but blends into a shimmery rose pink with purple undertones.
Tassled: Some say it's purple and others swear it's pink. The truth is out- Tassled is both. In bright direct lighting this complex color shifts from one to the other. Silver sparkle keeps it light and fun.
Party: A sheer silvery lavander shimmery shade with pink highlights.
Tulip: Striking shimmery purple.
Broadway: A deep shiny purple with shimmery pink highlights.
BlackEye: A dark black with red sparkle that when applied turns into purple highlights shadow/liner!
