15 Eyeshadow Combinations You Need To Try

You were born to shine, darling, and this eyeshadow combination of Satin Diamonds and Oyster Twilight will give your eyes that twinkling glow that makes you sparkle like the star that you are! I’m like a makeup magpie… I’m drawn to everything that shimmers and these two eyeshadow sticks are a sparkle lover’s dream! On its own, Satin Diamonds gives your eyes a stunning champagne glow, but adding a little bit of Oyster Twilight onto the outer portion of your eyelids creates the most magical gradient. Bright, champagne gold melts into oyster nude like a dream – if you only try one of these eyeshadow combinations, darlings, this is the one!

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Satin Diamonds

I created 2 flawless finishes for my Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Sticks – Matte Blur to sculpt and define and Satin Glow to lift and brighten. They pair so beautifully and are perfect for playing with light and shade on your eyes. I adore every shade, but one of my favourite Exagger-Eyes eyeshadow combinations to reach for is Mink Sculpt and Oyster Twilight. Mink Sculpt is a rosy mink brown that swipes on a romantic, blurring veil of shadow that softly contours the eye area. You can leave your look there, but I love to top Mink Sculpt with Oyster Twilight to give the eyes a shimmering finish – it makes them appear bigger and brighter and adds the dreamiest cool-toned sparkle.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Oyster Twilight

If diamonds are a girl’s best friend, Ballet Quartz is Satin Diamonds’ best friend! These 2 shades have so much synergy – they remind me of my iconic Beauty Light Wands in Pinkgasm and Spotlight! Satin Diamonds adds golden highlights that beam bright on the brow bone and inner corner, while Ballet Quartz has a pearlescent pink glow that anyone who loves pink eyeshadow will be obsessed with. I like to apply Ballet Quartz all over the lid to create a pretty-in-pink effect, then use Satin Diamonds as a topper to give your look the effervescent glow of crushed diamonds.

Models wear Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Satin Diamonds

Darlings, I’m going to tell you how to get the perfect golden smokey eye… I am famous for my smokey, sultry eye makeup looks and the secret is to smudge a matte eyeshadow onto your top and bottom lash line then scribbling a deep shimmer shade on top to give it a reflective finish. With my Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Mink Sculpt, smoke along your lash line and define your crease to create a winged shape that exudes a grunge rockstar aura. Complete your look with Amber Haze, a metallic amber gold shade that perfectly captures the allure and intensity of a classic smokey eye.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Amber Haze

Do you love an all matte eyeshadow look? Simple, elegant and softly defined, you can’t go wrong with an eyeshadow combination like Cashmere Sculpt and Mink Sculpt. Using 2 shades of matte eyeshadow stick gives your look added dimension; Cashmere Sculpt is a soft camel brown and Mink Sculpt is a rosewood brown – the 2 transition seamlessly into one another to create an effortless gradient that gently contours your eye shape. Place Cashmere Sculpt on the inner portion of your eye then switch to the slightly deeper Mink Sculpt on the outer portion, blending them together in the centre for a seamless matte layer that smooths, blurs and beautifies.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Mink Sculpt

If you love pink eyeshadow, Ballet Quartz and Mink Sculpt is the eyeshadow combination for you. Ballet Quartz is a twinkling pearly pink that creates a pink crystal glaze with the satin glow of rose quartz. It pairs beautifully with Mink Sculpt – a rosewood brown that fuses the soft-sculpting powers of mink brown with the romanticism of rosy beige. Use Mink Sculpt to gently define your crease and smudge it out for a seamless, undone look. This is the perfect base for Ballet Quartz to put on an elegant performance that catches the eye with its graceful pink glow.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Ballet Quartz

Oyster Twilight looks beautiful on every skin tone and eye colour, darlings. It’s the dreamiest cool-toned nude with twilight shimmer that makes your eyes look simply ethereal. Adding a touch of Cashmere Sculpt alongside Oyster Twilight is an easy way to enhance the look of your eye area, helping the contours to look more sculpted, the crease to look softly defined, and the lash line to appear deeper and dreamier. Wearing these 2 shades together is a surefire way to create an eyeshadow look that seems effortlessly curated; it’s so easy to create and has the impact of a pro makeup artist.

Models wear Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Oyster Twilight

Looking for a balance of glitz and glam that doesn’t try too hard? Ballet Quartz + Nude Sculpt will get you the understated, undone eyeshadow look you’re searching for. The gentle pink glow of Ballet Quartz pairs effortlessly with the delicate beige tones of Nude Sculpt; this eyeshadow combination isn’t fussy and doesn’t lean into bells and whistles and instead gives your eyes a hint of definition and sparkle that’s easy to wear and gives you a carefree beauty boost. This look is particularly flattering for a fair skin tone with that wistful, English rose quality.

Bella Tilbury wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Ballet Quartz

Darlings, this eyeshadow combination is my personal favourite to wear because I adore the way the red, bronzey tones make my green eyes pop! Cocoa Cherry Sculpt is a velvety crimson brown that gives your eyes soft warmth and definition, while Bronzed Garnet is a shimmering red bronze that scribbles on a warm-toned glow with a gorgeous garnet aura. Together, these shades lift and define the eyes with harmonious red and brown tones that can be dialled up from a warm, cosy glow to a dazzling crimson smokey eye. For my redheads, this combination will come to life alongside the blaze of red hair.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Bronzed Garnet

“I don’t want to look like I’m wearing eyeshadow.” Have you said this before, darling? Eyeshadow isn’t for everyone, but everyone can benefit from the lift, sculpt and blur of a super-flattering nude eyeshadow look. The 2 lightest matte shades of my Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick are Cashmere Sculpt (soft camel brown) and Nude Sculpt (light beige nude). This is your ‘no eyeshadow’ eyeshadow combination, darlings. Use Nude Sculpt to prime your eyelids and disguise the look of any discolouration around the eyes, then take a small amount of Cashmere Sculpt through your crease to emphasise the natural contours of your eye. So simple, but so effective.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Nude Sculpt

Pairing Ballet Quartz and Oyster Twilight is the perfect way to ground your pink eyeshadow look. Swiping Ballet Quartz all over your lids will give you a beautiful pink glow. If you love pink you can stop there, darlings… But adding a hint of Oyster Twilight gives it an edge by introducing super-flattering nude and brown tones that make it feel earthier and more neutral. Creating a nude eyeshadow base with Oyster Twilight and then adding Ballet Quartz on top will subdue the pink tones of Ballet Quartz, making it feel a little less ballerina and a little more rugged rose quartz.

Models wear Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Ballet Quartz

I always say, darlings, smokey eye ‘til I die! My Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Sticks make creating a flawless smokey eye makeup look easier than ever. One of my favourite eyeshadow combinations to get my signature smokey, sultry look is Bronzed Garnet and Chestnut Sculpt. Bronzed Garnet is a warm-toned bronze with flickers of red, giving eyes the appearance of glowing garnet jewels. Chestnut Sculpt is a deep chocolate brown that’s perfect for smudging into the outer corners and along the lash line for my signature bedroom eye. Wear these shades together, darlings, and transform into a smokey-eyed siren!

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Bronzed Garnet

This eyeshadow combination of Desert Sculpt and Amber Haze looks so editorial. I love the pairing of the savage, warm-brown tones of Desert Sculpt with the mood-light glow of Amber Haze. Smoking Desert Sculpt through your crease gives your eye makeup that grunge-heavy, smudged effect, and adding Amber Haze intensifies the look with rusted, amber-gold shimmer. If you can’t get along with yellow golds and champagne golds are a little too bright for your taste, Amber Haze is the alternative that will give you a more muted gold eyeshadow look with the antique glow of precious metal.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Amber Haze

Don’t be scared to go deeper and dreamier with your eyeshadow, darlings. Adding a chocolate brown eyeshadow to your lash line is a fabulous way to accentuate the look of your eyes and softly sculpt the look of your eye shape. I love to use my Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Chestnut Sculpt to deepen eyeshadow looks – it scribbles on effortlessly and adds so much dimension. Cher wore this shade to the Met Gala and looked sensational! Dial up Chestnut Sculpt by pairing it with Astral Topaz – a rich bronze shade that really pops! Smudge the 2 shades together and just like that, you’ve created a flawless cocoa-brown smokey eye.

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Astral Topaz

The last eyeshadow combination I’m going to suggest is for anyone that wants their eyes to shimmer and glimmer all day and night. Oyster Twilight and Amber Haze are a unique pairing that’s perfect for soft glam makeup. Oyster Twilight’s cool, oyster nude tones give your eyes a mystical, far-away stare that exudes moonlight and magic, while Amber Haze brings smokey, antique gold tones to the table that feel sophisticated and seductive all at once. Layering these 2 eyeshadow sticks allows these two makeup worlds to morph into one. It’s mysterious. It’s magnetic. It catches the light in all the right ways!

Model wears Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in Amber Haze