Yes. A single shadow will offer statement-making eye looks on mature people if the formula is cream-based. Cream eyeshadow is hydrating and provides a smoother finish without accentuating wrinkles, fine lines, or streaks. If you have green eyes, coppers and earthy greens are appealing shades. You can also try red, mauve, and purple as these colors will enhance green eyes. If you are using a cream or liquid eyeshadow, apply it with your fingers or blend it with a sponge. Apply the eyeshadow on your crease with a round eyeshadow brush. Tap the shadow on the corner of your eye and drag the brush inwards. If you have blue eyes, try cool tones like mauve and pink to enhance the blue color. You may also try neutral tones like browns, taupe, bronze, peach, and rose gold. If you have warm undertones, go for coppers, rose gold, bronzes, and browns that lean towards yellow, orange, or light gold to open up your eyes.

No, they are not the same. However, your highlighter can double up as an eyeshadow if you want to keep your makeup bag lighter. A highlighter will impart a subtle, natural effect and create a glossy, iconic eye look without creasing. If you have cool undertones, go for mauves, lavender, pinks, and purples. You can also buy shades that are close to these shades. Try lighter shades, including cream and beige to brighten up the eye area. The shelf life of a powdered eye shadow is 36 months. If it is a cream-based formula, it will last nine months. After this period, the chances of germs and bacteria harboring are higher. Yes, it is perfectly okay to use one eyeshadow color. You can either apply one versatile shadow to make it look more than a single color or do a flat wash on the eyes. A one-eyeshadow look is ideal if you want a textured, dazzling shimmer.