Benefit Big Beautiful Eyes All-in-One Eye Contour Kit

Line, define and contour your eyes like a pro with the Benefit Big Beautiful Eyes All-in-One Eye Contour Kit. All you need for big, beautiful eyes is in this one fun mirrored compact, including Boi-ing, a Benefit signature "fake-it" concealer. Layer the 3 earthtone eyeshadow colors for numerous looks, from natural to dramatic. With in-compact applicators and instructions, you're on your way to foolproof, fabulous eyes, whether you're a beginner or an expert.

Benefit Big Beautiful Eyes All-in-One Eye Contour Kit Includes:

• .06 oz. Boi-ing 02 concealer - "industrial-strength" concealer camouflages dark circles, shadows and discolorations and helps give a seamless, natural-looking finish without creasing or fading.
• (3) .03 oz. eyeshadows - help you accentuate your eyes. Base shadow is Alabaster (soft beige pink); the contour shadow is Cocoa (shimmering medium mauve-tan); and the eyeliner is Rich Chocolate Brown (deep brown).
• Liner/shadow dual brush - soft natural-hair shadow brush one one end and stiff eyeliner brush for defined lines on the other end. Measures approx. 3"L
• Concealer brush - apply your Boi-ing with this brush that measures approx. 3"L.
• Boi-ing concealer made in France; eyeshadows made in USA.

• Step 1: Fill both sides of the concealer brush with Boi-ing. Lightly draw a line on the top of your dark circles. Using your ring finger, blend evenly over dark area.
• Step 2: Sweep the pink base shadow on your lids, from the lash line to the brow bone. Blend and soften the edges with your finger. This color performs best as a base shadow and brow bone highlighter.
• Step 3: Apply contour shadow along the crease of each eyelid, stopping 1/4'' past the outside edge. Fill the liner brush with liner shadow and draw a fine line, using the edge of the brush, from the outside corner toward the inner edge on both the lower and upper lash lines.
• Step 4: For more drama, use the liner brush on its wide side with the dark liner shadow and sweep in the crease. Use fingers to blend at the outer edge.