Charlotte Bio Monochrome Eyeshadow – Deep Pink

1) Fresh Day Look (2 min.)

• Primer → Deep Pinkon the movable eyelid (flat brush).
• Gently blend the edge upwards (blending brush).
• Thin mocha lineralong the lash line + mascara.
  

2) Soft Rose Lift (40+)

• Deep Pinkblend just abovethe crease for an optical lift.
• Lighter shade in the inner corner of the eye.
• Mascara, especially at the roots.
  

3) Soft Smoky Rose (evening)

• Deep Pinkall over the lid, extra layer in the outer corner.
• Dark brown at the lash line, blend softly.
• Optional: slightly damp brush in the middle of the eyelid for extra depth.
  

Pro-tips

• Primer= more intensity and hold.
• Work in thin layers; build up after 10–15 sec.
• For sensitive eyes: avoid the waterline and use a clean blending brush.

1) Doesn't pink look "tired"?

Not this deep pink. Deep Pinkhas enough depth to awakenthe gaze. Combine with mocha linerfor soft definition.

2) How do I prevent fall-out?

Work in thin layers, tap off the brush, and build up. With primer, the powder adheres better and the color stays fresh longer.

3) Can I use it wet?

Yes, a slightly dampbrush = more intensecolor on the center of the eyelid. Do not make it too wet.

4) Does Deep Pink suit brown/blue/green eyes?

Yes. Pink with a berry undertone enhances contrastfor blue/green eyes and adds warmth/depthto brown eyes.

5) Do pink shades accentuate fine lines?

Choose semi-matte/soft satin, work in thin layers, and blend just abovethe crease. Avoid heavy glitters.

6) How do I achieve the longest wear?

Primer+ thin layers + settingwith a tiny bit of translucent powder in the brow bone.

7) Which lip color should I combine it with?

Nude-pinkor soft berrykeeps the look fresh and professional.