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Dec 18, 2012
Darcy B.
I have one of the really large ELF eyeshadow palettes. How do you get them to show up on your eyes? I keep on getting really thin layers of eyeshadow that don't show up well. Any brush tips/techniques for putting it on?😮
Dec 18, 2012
Jessica F.
I have the 144 palette and I would say use a good primer with it, it will help the colors to show up. If the primer doesn't help much u can always use a white or any color base