Ladies, I've recently discovered these eyeshadows from Shantakayeg and what's amazing about it is that each one of these is inspired by an animal from Africa and when you buy a shadow, it donates a part of that to an organization. The one I have here is the cheetah which is this beautiful champagne color. I love this one because I can actually use it as a highlighter on my face as well as on my eyes as like a nice shimmer shade or like in the corners and I just love how subtle and shiny

Let's talk about the Shanta Cali eye shade, which I just learned that this is an eyeshadow and it's not a highlighter But I've been using it as a highlighter So I guess you get a cute little two-in-one, but this is the shade. It's just like a pearl light pink white color and it's just stunning but I use it as highlighter like I said and This product is so soft like when you touch it, it's very soft, but I wanted to show y'all so here I have no highlighter on okay ready So pretty let me show you what it looks like on the cheekbone like she is glowing glowing I Definitely recommend this and now that I know it's an eyeshadow. I'm excited to incorporate it into some eye looks but Definitely recommend

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Let me teach you how to simplify the coveted smoky eye. I'm going to be using this olive shade from Chantecaille, but you can use literally whatever you want. And just make sure you're strong enough to open it. I'm starting out with a little bit of bronzer, blend it out in my crease, but you could do that before or after this step, but the point is, get messy. Just put the eyeliner everywhere because you're just going to smudge it out. Then you're going to blend it, and then you're going to go back and repeat. And what I really want to stress to you is to just be patient. Smoky eyes aren't really that hard, it's just tedious because you're putting down product, blending it away, and then having to put it back. And the best part is, you could do literally whatever shape you want. I'm kind of going with the shape of my eye, but you could just do this all over your lid if you wanted to. And lastly, just top it with an eyeshadow so it doesn't move. I know this can be kind of daunting, but once you get that technique down, you're going to be doing it like it's your job.

This olive pencil by Chantecaille, I think it's the best pencil for green eyes. Just look how it complements my green eyes. But even if you have blue or brown eyes, it doesn't matter. The color is so beautiful. It's not green in your face. It's olive with a very gentle gold metallic effect. And I think it will look good on any eyes, but for my green eyes, this is like the most beautiful pencil ever.

Jen recently discovered the Luminescent Eye Shade in Cheetah color by Chantecaille and was amazed by its unique features. Inspired by African animals, each shade supports a charitable organization. The cheetah shade, a beautiful champagne color, can be used as a highlighter on the face or as a shimmer shade on the eyes. Jen loves its subtle and shiny effect, especially when applied in the corners. Overall, this eye shade offers versatility and a touch of elegance. However, it's important to note that the review does not mention the product's longevity or pigmentation.

Video Review of #CHANTECAILLE Luminescent Eye Shade by Amun

Video Review of #CHANTECAILLE Luminescent Eye Shade by Amun