Like I said, the shimmers do definitely vary in intensity, but the one that really stands out as being different from the others is the sort of cinnamon brown shade(top row, second shade), which is almost more of a satin and as such can easily be used as a crease shade without adding too much shine to that area. The rest of the shimmers are all much brighter, in varying degrees, with the copper gold (top row, third shade) and the bronze (bottom row, second shade) packing the most reflect. The green and cranberry shades do both have a fairly strong gold sheen, but I find that if I apply them with a fluffier brush they can show up a little more satin while if I apply them wet they really get a strong reflect. 

The first look that I did with this palette is pretty firmly in my usual wheelhouse. Admittedly, I don't change up the style of my eye makeup all that much because I've learned what works for my eye shape and it's definitely this classic sort of style. Because there isn't a midtone matte in this palette, I went with the cinnamon satin shade through my crease using a fluffy brush and though it definitely has some sheen it worked quite well as a crease shade. Next, I went in with the warmer brown matte and worked that into the crease and outer corner to add some depth. For the lid, I applied the bronze shimmer to the center of the lid and then blended into the inner corner using the brighter copper gold shade and I think the gradient worked really smoothly.  

Green in palettes gets me every time, but I initially really wasn't sure how I was going to use this one because of the depth and just my personal tastes. I decided to just give it a go as a crease and outer corner shade and I think it worked pretty well. I started with this through the crease, really focusing it towards the outer corner, and then I used a little bit of the warmer brown matte mixed with the cream to blend out the edges. Next, I went in with the more grey toned brown matte to add some depth and make the green appear even more neutral in tone. For the lid, I went with the coppery gold and went back and forth with the green to really blend it for a smooth fade. I actually really like how this one turned out, which is kind of surprising since I really didn't know how it was going to work out in the beginning. 

I feel like a simple contoured eye look is a bit of a staple for me - especially in the summer when my makeup routine always gets a lot simpler. It just gets the job done, adds definition to the eyes, and gives a more put together and awake look without too much work or fuss needed. For this, I started by applying the matte cream shade to the brow bone and just above the crease for some highlight and a base for blending. Next, I grabbed a round blending brush and worked the warmer of the two matte brown shades into my crease and outer corner. Finally, using a flat brush I applied some of the champagne shimmer shade to the lid and blended it into the crease shade. Super simple, super quick, and great for work.