I have deep brown eyes, and I love to do this specific look: take the third color from left (a gold shimmer) and pack this over the lid and in the crease with the e.l.f. Eyeshadow "C" brush. Then I take the bronze-y shimmer shade to the left of the first brown shade and pull this color with the e.l.f. Crease brush into the crease and focus the color especially on the outer corner. I like dragging this color into the outer portion of the lid as well. Next I take the first brown color (the one with the gold specks) and with the e.l.f. Eyeshadow "C" brush and form the color into a wing. I like to blend it out into a subtle wing, but that is solely personal preference. Next I use the e.l.f. Small precision brush and take the darkest brown shade and pop this right in the "V" of the outer corner. After that, I take the second shade (the bronze shade) I used and put this at the tip of the wing to soften it's harshness with the e.l.f. Eyeshadow "C" brush. I like to go back again and pack on the gold color to accentuate it right in the middle of the lid. For the lower lash line I take the bronze shade and put this all over the lash line. I take the first brown shade I used and pop it right in the outer part of the lash line.  This look accentuates my eyes beautifully and can so for any shade of brown!  Hope this helps! You can style it your own way, too! I think it is a really pretty everyday look that compliments my features. 

I bought mine at Walmart!

It's perfect for anyone! It's an awesome palette for everyday use. With the nature of the colors, the looks you can produce will naturally be subtler. In my opinion it doesn't depend on age as much as your own personal taste. I'm a preteen and use this, (I only wear makeup on special occasions) but my mom likes this too, and she is in her 50's. 

After about a month of using this palette, I would say it isn't a very long lasting shadow.  Worth the purchase though! Try using eyelid Primer before applying and using setting spray after to get an all day, radiant eyeshadow look. 

I would say no..

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I would definitely say that these could be dupes. They're not as pigmented BUT they are very good and I have done people's makeup, full-faced, with ELF using these palettes regularly! I have the mad for matte palette and I think the quality is amazing. I've found elf dupes for nearly every makeup brand I used to use like MAC, Sephora, UD, etc. Elf's products are a steal, especially these palettes! They're my fave! Plus free shipping is what always keeps me coming back. PS: My grandma adores this palette because it takes away 20 years off her face

This palette does not include a brush.