Eyeshadow Stargazing

Where can you apply white eyeshadow?

Stargazing can be used in several ways within your eye make-up.

Inner corner of the eye Apply a small amount of Stargazing to the inner corner of the eye for a bright, light-reflecting accent. The light colour can make the eyes appear more open.

Under the brow bone Use a small amount under the brow bone to subtly accentuate this part of the eye look.

Mobile lid Apply Stargazing over the mobile lid for a bright, glowing eye look. Combine the white eyeshadow with dark or coloured shades for more contrast.

As a highlight with other eyeshadows The white, cool shade combines easily with different eyeshadow colours. Use Stargazing to lighten specific parts of your eye look or add extra shine.

As a soft eyeliner Apply Stargazing wet with a fine brush for a light, glowing eyeliner. Applying the eyeshadow damp makes the white pigment more intense and creates a clearer line.

Applying Stargazing dry or wet – what is the difference?

Applying dry

Effect: softer, subtle shine. Ideal for an everyday eye look and highlight. Use a dry eyeshadow brush. Result: soft and light-reflecting.

Applying wet

Effect: more intense colour and a more pronounced shine. Ideal for an intense eye look, accent or eyeliner. Use a slightly damp brush. Result: stronger pigment and more contrast.

Want a more intense colour? Dampen your brush slightly before applying Stargazing. This brings the white pigment out more strongly and makes the glowing finish more pronounced.

How do you apply Stargazing?

Which brush is most convenient depends on the effect you want to create.

Eyeshadow Brush — for applying Stargazing over the mobile lid.

Angled Blending Brush — for softening transitions between Stargazing and other eyeshadow colours.

Fine Liner Brush — for precise application, for example in the inner corner of the eye or along the lash line.

Brow Brush — for applying Stargazing wet as a soft, glowing eyeliner.

Frequently asked questions about Eyeshadow Stargazing

Which colour is Eyeshadow Stargazing?

Stargazing is a bright white eyeshadow with a cool undertone. The glowing, light-reflecting finish makes the colour suitable both as an eyeshadow and as a highlight within different eye looks.

Can I use white eyeshadow as a highlight?

Yes. Apply Stargazing, for example, to the inner corner of the eye or subtly under the brow bone. The white, glowing finish gives a light-reflecting accent in these places.

Is Stargazing suitable for sensitive eyes or contact lens wearers?

Stargazing has a short ingredient list of mica and titanium dioxide and contains no fragrance or talc. Individual sensitivities may differ, however. If you have sensitive eyes, wear contact lenses or are aware of an allergy, always check the ingredient list before use.

Does Eyeshadow Stargazing contain talc?

No. Stargazing contains no talc. The complete formula consists of mica and titanium dioxide (CI 77891).

Does Eyeshadow Stargazing contain fragrance?

No. Stargazing is fragrance-free and contains only mica and titanium dioxide (CI 77891).

Can I combine Stargazing with other eyeshadows?

Yes. Thanks to the bright white colour, you can combine Stargazing with different eyeshadow shades. Use it, for example, to lighten parts of an eye look, create contrast or add a glowing accent.

Can I apply Stargazing wet?

Yes. Eyeshadow Stargazing can be used both dry and wet. Applied dry, it gives the eyeshadow a softer, subtle glow. With a slightly damp brush, the white pigment becomes more intense and the glowing finish more pronounced.

Can I use Stargazing as an eyeliner?

Yes. Apply Stargazing wet with a fine brush or brow brush to create a light, glowing eyeliner. Applying the eyeshadow damp makes the colour more intense and lets you draw a more precise line along the lash line.