3 ways to wear pink eyeshadows for work

Set a base colour

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When it comes to making pink eyeshadows pretty yet still elegant and professional, less is always more. According to Baker, “Pink eyeshadows can read very heavy, but blush is a perfect way to play around with pinks on the eyes”. So if it’s your first time experimenting with pink eyeshadows, create a soft look with a blusher instead. For Boynton’s look, Baker created a base with Chantecaille’s Philanthropy Cheek Shade in Bliss, for a sheer wash of colour.

Intensify inner corners and eyelids

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Next, she intensified the look with Chantecaille’s Mermaid Eye Matte in Sylvie, $58, a soft brown shade, on the inner corners and the centre of your eyelids.

Add dimension with shimmer

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Then, she tapped on a shimmering rose peach and iridescent lilac pink shade from the Chantecaille Polar Ice Eye Palette, $163, to give dimension to the lids.

Subtly define lower lash line

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She followed with Chantecaille Luminescent Eye Shade in Sole, extending it onto the lower lash line for a subtle definition.

Lashes to seal the deal

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And finally, Chantecaille Faux Cils Longest Lash Mascara, $123, was used to really lengthen and open up Boynton’s eyes.