Sunset Palette Eyeshadow Steps

A clean beauty tutorial guide chart in a vertical infographic layout on a soft lavender-mist pastel background with generous white space. One large beauty portrait occupies the upper two-thirds of the frame showing a vivid finished eye look, and below it a neat horizontal row of four small square step panels separated by thin lilac divider lines, each panel a close-up of one eye at a successive stage of building the color. The model in the main portrait is a clearly adult woman in her mid-twenties with rich espresso-brown skin, smooth natural texture, long black hair in a sleek high ponytail, and dark brown eyes. Her finished look is a bold sunset-palette eyeshadow design: warm gold shimmer across the inner lid melting into burnt orange through the center and deep plum at the outer corner, finished with a thin black liner wing and full lashes, while the rest of her makeup stays understated with a satin base and neutral glossy lips so the color story leads. The first step panel shows a matte neutral base shade washed over the whole lid as a canvas. The second shows gold shimmer pressed onto the inner half of the lid. The third shows orange and plum being blended through the outer corner in soft circular motions. The fourth shows the completed gradient with liner and mascara. All palettes and brushes are generic and unbranded, plain pans of color in a simple case with no logo or lettering. Text stays minimal: the numbers 1 2 3 4 in small circles above each panel and four short labels spelled exactly as BASE, GOLD, BLEND, LINE beneath them; no other words anywhere. Soft diffused beauty-studio lighting, clean and bright, keeps the pigments true and vibrant with gentle catchlights. Style anchor: professional beauty editorial infographic, a colorful magazine tutorial page with crisp alignment. Sharp focus, saturated yet true color, fine skin detail, polished premium finish.