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Here’s Sydney Grace My Constellation (from Quintessence) applied all over the lid, then blended and diffused past the crease. I applied Orion Nebula on the lower lash line for contrast (shows off how raspberry it is!).
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Sydney Grace Quintessence (Deep) 
Sydney Grace Quintessence (Light) 
Sydney Grace My Constellation 
Sydney Grace Orion Nebula 
Urban Decay Perversion
Glad you’re doing these. Usually I do all shades in a palette as 1&done to fix them in my mind….except the very deep ones I’d never use as a main lid shade. As you go, you can look back mentally to imagine combos with that shade.
So glad this is helpful, KJH!
Love the one & done looks! It really gives you a feel for the eyeshadow, better than a swatch. I still don’t know if I like the dark or light pallets better.
Happy to hear these are useful!
This is beautiful, Christine!
Thank you, Jen!