
The Eye Color 021 Glitter Brown
A classic warm brown glitter single eyeshadow from KATE's The Eye Color line.
- From JapanJP-Direct
- AuthenticVerified
- 10–14 daysDelivery
A versatile warm brown glitter shade that works as an everyday lid color or a subtle highlight.
About this product
KATE The Eye Color 021 is a single pressed eyeshadow in a classic warm brown with a glitter finish, part of Kanebo's KATE 116-shade single-eyeshadow line. It's an everyday brown built to give a gorgeous, sparkling lift to a simple lid look.
How to use
- Pick up a small amount of pigment with a flat shadow brush or your fingertip.
- Pat onto the lid and blend outward for a soft, everyday wash of color, or layer for more definition in the crease.
- Dab a touch on the brow bone for a subtle glittering highlight.
Ingredients
- Talc — Gives the pressed powder a smooth, silky base that glides onto the lid.
- Mica — Reflects light for the glitter finish's sparkle.
- Synthetic Fluorophlogopite — A synthetic mica-type mineral that boosts shimmer and helps it cling to skin.
- Squalane — Lightweight emollient that keeps the formula comfortable on the eyelid.
- Dimethicone — Silicone that helps the pigment blend smoothly and feel less powdery.
- Diisostearyl Malate — Binds pigment and glitter particles so they adhere evenly.
- Titanium Dioxide / Iron Oxides — Mineral colorants that build the warm brown shade.
FAQ
Is 021 a good everyday shade?
Yes — it's a classic warm brown, one of the most wearable tones in the KATE line, with just enough glitter to lift a simple look.
Can I wear it alone or does it need other shadows?
It's designed as a single-shade eyeshadow, so it can be worn alone for a quick look or paired with other KATE shades for more dimension.
How much product is in the pan?
Each compact holds 1.4g of pressed pigment.
🇵🇭 For Philippines customers
On humid Manila days when eye makeup tends to crease and dull by afternoon, a warm brown glitter shade like this one is an easy way to refresh your lid with a quick pat of a brush — no heavy layering needed to look put-together despite the heat.