Eyeshadow Indian Red

Eyeshadow Indian Red – Coral Shade with Neutral Glow

Eyeshadow Indian Red is a soft, warm coral shade with a neutral undertone and an elegant glow finish. The colour gives the eyes a fresh, vibrant look and suits all eye colours — from bright blue to deep brown.

The formula consists of mineral pigments and carmine (a red colourant) and is free from fragrance, talc and silicones. This also makes Indian Red suitable for sensitive eyes and lens wearers — if you have a known sensitivity to insect-derived ingredients, always check the ingredient list. The powder texture is silky-soft, easy to blend and stays in place for a long time.

Use Indian Red on the moving eyelid for a fresh look, or combine with a lighter shade in the inner corner of the eye. A perfect match is Eyeshadow Champagne Powder, for a subtle highlight that adds warmth.

Indian Red at a glance

• Colour: warm coral shade with a neutral undertone
• Finish: elegant glow
• Formula: mica, titanium dioxide, iron oxide and carmine
• Fragrance-, talc- and silicone-free
• Versatile: also usable as a soft eyeliner
• Combinable with Champagne Powder

Who is Indian Red suitable for?

Indian Red is a vibrant, warm shade that gives a fresh effect with virtually any eye colour and lends itself well to a bold eye look. Thanks to its fragrance-, talc- and silicone-free composition, this eyeshadow is also a pleasant choice for anyone with sensitive eyes or who wears contact lenses.

Please note: this shade contains carmine, a red colourant derived from cochineal insects — not suitable for anyone looking for a strictly vegan product, and in rare cases an allergen for those sensitive to insect-derived ingredients.

What makes the Indian Red formula special?

Mica — Mineral ingredient that determines the silky-soft texture and glow of the powder.

Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891) — White mineral pigment that adds lightness.

Iron Oxide (CI 77491) — Synthetically produced mineral pigment that contributes to the warm undertone.

Carmine (CI 75470) — Red colourant derived from cochineal insects, responsible for the vibrant coral colour.