How do I wear Avon's Rosewood Eyeshadow Quad?

I bought this eyeshadow quad a few months ago from Avon(You can go to Avon's website under ';eyeshadow'; and see it there at the bottom, if I am not mistaken) and I have no clue how to wear all 4 colors! I know you can wear all 4 colors because I have seen it done before, but I'm not sure what order to apply the colors in (If that makes any sense!)





Thanks for your help!How do I wear Avon's Rosewood Eyeshadow Quad?
We have this in our store so I know exactly the quad you are reffering to.





There are two ways to use all 4 colors.





The first way is to use the lightest color on your lid as merely a base color. Wearing a base color allows the primary color to better adhere to the lid %26amp; the base color helps absorb any sweat, other, that normally makes the color fade throughout the day. After the base, use the medium color of the three left on the lid, followed by the darkest in the crease, then the lightest on the top.





Second option is to use the second darkest color on the lid 2/3 from the eyelid closest to the nose, outwards. Then the darkest shade on the remainding 1/3 of the lid. Then the on the 2/3 of the upper lid, starting closest to the nose with the use the second lightest, followed by the lightest in the remainging outer 1/3 of the upper lid.





Finally, experiment, make you own look %26amp; fun!How do I wear Avon's Rosewood Eyeshadow Quad?
Honey, first off we don't want you to look like a clown. Two colors are plenty on the eye and perhaps one other that is a non color like white and or black. We don't need 4 colors on your eye. We want to see how beautiful your eyes are, not your eye lids.
there really is no right or wrong way to wear this eye shadow. Mix colors to see which look you like the best. Usually you can put the darker of the light colors on then use the lighter dark color over it and use the darker dark color to highlight right under your brow bone and then use the other lighter light color to blend the colors together. But really it is up to you.