NARSissist L'Amour, Toujours L'Amour Eyeshadow Palette – 12 Shades

Why it’s a must-have

NARS NARSissist L'Amour, Toujours L'Amour Eyeshadow Palette – 12 Shades (8325)

NARS eyeshadows are loved by makeup artists for their silky texture and true colour. The NARSissist L'Amour, Toujours L'Amour Eyeshadow Palette brings together 12 NARS shadows in one collector's compact.

You get 4 large 3.2 g pans for the shades you'll use most and 8 classic 1.5 g pans, mixing matte, satin and shimmer for endless looks.

Sound Familiar?

• Buying NARS singles one by one is expensive.
• You want luxury quality in a palette that does every look.
• Mattes and shimmers from different brands don't work together.

Here's How It Fixes That

12 coordinated NARS shades in one palette.

4 large pans for everyday essentials.

Mattes, satins and shimmers designed to work together.

Why You'll Love It

• 12 shades – 4 large + 8 classic pans
• NARS quality – silky, buildable colour
• Generous size – 24.8 g in total
• Collector's edition – NARSissist
• Made in Italy – NARS Cosmetics

What's Inside – and What It Does for You

• Talc & kaolin – a soft, smooth powder
• Tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E) – an antioxidant
• Mica – shimmer and luminosity

Who It's For

Luxury makeup lovers, makeup artists, NARS collectors and anyone who wants a complete palette of premium shadows.

Full Ingredients

Each shade has its own ingredient list printed on the pack (including Talc, Dimethicone, Kaolin, Caprylyl Glycol, Zinc Stearate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Mica and colour pigments). Please refer to the pack you receive.

Safety Note

For external use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

How to use & match

1. Prime your lids.
2. Apply a large-pan neutral all over the lid.
3. Blend a deeper shade into the crease.
4. Press a shimmer onto the centre of the lid.
5. Smoke out the lower lash line and finish with mascara.

Secret Beauty Pro Tip: Use the four large pans as your everyday base, crease and depth shades, and save the smaller pans for accents and evening looks.