Eyeshadow is one of those steps I don’t always do, but when I do, it changes everything. Even a small touch of color can make my face look more awake, like I actually planned my look instead of just rushing through it.

I tend to keep it simple, so having palettes that are easy to work with really matters to me.

1. Somethinc Unconditional Eyeshadow Palette

This palette feels more flexible for everyday use. The shades are softer, easier to mix, and don’t require too much thinking. On days when I just want a hint of color, I reach for this. It blends in a way that doesn’t demand perfection, which I appreciate because I’m not always in the mood to spend time layering. It’s the kind of palette that works quietly in the background, adding just enough detail to make a difference.

2. ICON Absolute New York Night

This one feels like it was made for evenings, or at least for moments when I want something a bit deeper. The shades lean darker, with tones that can add depth without much effort. I usually tap a bit onto the outer corner and blend lightly—nothing too precise. What I like is how forgiving it is; even when I’m not being careful, it still turns out decent. It gives that slightly smoky feel without needing a full, complicated routine.

Eyeshadow for me isn’t about creating something dramatic. It’s more about small adjustments—adding a bit of depth here, a soft tone there. With the right palette, it doesn’t feel complicated at all. It just becomes another easy step that brings everything together.