Is Sultry Stories a good eyeshadow palette for beginners?

There are so many options in the Sultry Stories palette but Aimee's step-by-step instructions should make the job of eye makeup simple enough for beginners! She recommends learning how to "buff, smoke and shimmer" in that order, and her palette gives you multiple options for each of those stages.

- The three buff matte shadows in the Sultry Stories palette are essential to building any kind of eye look, whether it's a quick day-to-day look or a beautifully blended Smokey eye.

- The three Smokey matte shades are designed for application in the outer corners of the eye and can also be used as a powerful shadow liner.

- The three metallic shimmers provide Aimee's signature pop! These shades are the perfect finishing touch and can add some drama to your look.

- Finally, the three Dress Up shadows are for a more gentle play with colour. With so many complementary shades, you can't go wrong!

What are the best eyeshadow colours for blue / green / brown eyes?

To make blue eyes pop, Aimee recommends going for a shade of orange. Think of sandy browns like our shade Desert or perhaps a copper tone like Tropic. Golds and browns will have a similar effect as they live in the same colour family as orange. With that in mind, try our shades like Bark and Gleam.

To make green eyes pop, Aimee recommends going for a shade of red like Rust. Purple is in the same colour family as red, and is always very popular for those with green eyes. Shades like Tawny, Damson and Royal will work beautifully.

Those with brown eyes don't have to think quite as hard about shades as they can wear pretty much anything! Having said that, Aimee tends to lean towards shades of sage green, bronze and cranberry for clients with brown eyes. Sage, Baked and Royal will complement brown eyes perfectly.