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Isadora eyeshadow

  • 05-05-2006 10:49pm
    #1
    Scarinae
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    I've been told that Isadora eyeshadows are very good - is that true? Does anyone know where they are sold cos I had a look in a few shops in town [Dublin] today and didn't see anything. I'm basically looking for an eyeshadow that actually lasts, I haven't decided what colour yet - I'm wearing a bright but deep pink dress and I want something to go with it, not pink obviously or any other bright colours like green or blue because I don't want to look like an extra from Strictly Ballroom! What colours would be good to go for?


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  • #2
    SexyD4Lady
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    Hi Fishie,

    First of all, the colour you should wear depends on your eye colour, hair colour and skin tone.

    Let me know so I can help you further.


  • #3
    Stench Blossoms
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    Roches Stores stocks Isadora.


  • #4
    Scarinae
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    My eyes are blue, my hair is blonde - not bleached blonde, more golden blonde - I don't know how to describe my skintone, it's quite pale I suppose but not really really white, when I am out in the sun I don't really tan but go a more golden colour if that's any help - I'm not going to wear fake tan though because I have never found a colour that doesn't look orange on me!


  • #5
    SexyD4Lady
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    Ok Fishie.

    Colours that are safe, are golds and browns. MAC do a great bronze-colured eye shadow, it has alost an orangey tint to it whcih could frighten you, but looks fabulous if you just apply to the socket over a neutral tone.

    A light pink base with a shimmery grey or black (if the latter, use sparingly) as close to your upper and lower lash lines as possible, and to the socket. Use a white shimmery eyeshadow sparingly just under your brows and on your brow bone to accentuate the shape of the eye.

    Purples are good too, and again, MAC do a wonderful deep purple with traces of gold in it called Trax- this over a very light, shimmery gold is beautiful, with brown mascara.

    As regards Isa Dora eyeshadow, I found it creased, and the pigment can be a little too brash. Their palette also isn't as broad as other brands such as Shiseido or MAC.

    Book yourself into one of these counters for a make up lesson, which costs €25. That €25 can be used to redeem any of the products your makeup artist used, or any other product in store. Well worth it, but book early to avoid disappointment.


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