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MakeupA multifunctional makeup essential, Red Aspen Pressed Powders let you sculpt, define, brighten, and add color for a look that’s all your own.
Your palette, your way. Pick any 4 pressed powders* and enjoy 20% off!
$12.00
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A multifunctional makeup essential, Red Aspen Pressed Powders let you sculpt, define, brighten, and add color for a look that’s all your own.
Your palette, your way. Pick any 4 pressed powders* and enjoy 20% off!
Frequently Bought With
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Silica, Magnesium Myristate, Aluminum Hydroxide, Magnesium Stearate, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Kaolin, Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Ultramarines (CI 77007), Red 7 Lake (CI 15850), Iron Oxides (CI 77499), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77492)
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Awestruck Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Dimethicone, Magnesium Myristate, Diisostearyl Malate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Synthetic Wax, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Silica, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Caprylyl Glycol, Tin Oxide, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Awestruck Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Silica, Magnesium Myristate, Synthetic Wax, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Aluminum Hydroxide, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Kaolin, Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Ultramarines (CI 77007), Red 30 (CI 73360)
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Silica, Aluminum Hydroxide, Magnesium Myristate, Magnesium Stearate, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Kaolin, Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499), Red 7 (CI 15850), Ultramarines (CI 77007)
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Mica, Magnesium Myristate, Silica, Synthetic Wax, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Aluminum Hydroxide, Tin Oxide, Kaolin, Iron Oxides(CI 77491), Red 30(CI 73360), Ultramarines(CI77007), Titanium Dioxide(CI 77891), Iron Oxides(CI 77492), Iron Oxides(CI 77499)
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
May cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Magnesium Myristate, Silica, Synthetic Wax, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Kaolin, Iron Oxides(CI 77491), Titanium Dioxide(CI 77891), Manganese Violet(CI 77742), Ultramarines(CI77007), Iron Oxides(CI 77492)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Mica, Dimethicone, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Magnesium Myristate, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Synthetic Wax, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Tin Oxide, Tocopherol, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Isononyl Isononanoate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Magnesium Myristate, Synthetic Wax, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Silica, Stearalkonium Hectorite, Phenoxyethanol, Tin Oxide, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Propylene Carbonate, Diisostearyl Malate, Kaolin, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Manganese Violet (CI 77742), Ultramarines (CI 77007), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77499), Ferric Ferrocyanide (CI 77510)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Silica, Magnesium Myristate, Synthetic Wax, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Kaolin, Phenoxyethanol, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Manganese Violet (CI 77742), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Ultramarines (CI 77007), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77492)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Magnesium Myristate, Silica, Synthetic Wax, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Octyldodecanol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Aluminum Hydroxide, Alumina, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Magnesium Stearate, Synthetic Wax, Dimethicone, Silica, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Kaolin, Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Manganese Violet (CI 77742), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Dimethicone, Magnesium Myristate, Diisostearyl Malate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Synthetic Wax, Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Silica, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tin Oxide, Kaolin, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Red 40 (CI 16035), Manganese Violet (CI 77742), Iron Oxides (CI 77491)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Silica, Zinc Stearate, Boron Nitride, Magnesium Myristate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Dimethicone, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Methicone, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Silica, Dimethicone, Magnesium Stearate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Tin Oxide, Magnesium Myristate, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499), Bismuth Oxychloride (CI 77163)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Magnesium Myristate, Silica, Dimethicone, Synthetic Wax, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Tin Oxide, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499), Yellow 5 Lake (CI 19140)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Silica, Magnesium Myristate, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Synthetic Wax, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Dimethicone, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Dimethiconol, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Tocopherol, Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Silica, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Magnesium Stearate, Magnesium Myristate, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Cetyl Ethylhexanoate, Dimethicone, Lauroyl Lysine, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Aluminum Hydroxide, Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77499), Iron Oxides(CI 77492)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Mica, Boron Nitride, Silica, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Zinc Stearate, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Water (Aqua), Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Phenoxyethanol, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Caprylyl Glycol, Stearic Acid, Sodium Hyaluronate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Hexylene Glycol, Populus Tremuloides Bark Extract. May Contain (+ / -): Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Mica, Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Dimethicone, Magnesium Myristate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Synthetic Wax, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Silica, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Tin Oxide, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Mica, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Magnesium Myristate, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Synthetic Wax, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Phenoxyethanol, Silica, Caprylyl Glycol, Tin Oxide, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Dimethicone, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Polymethylsilsesquioxane, Magnesium Myristate, Synthetic Wax, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Tin Oxide, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides(CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77492), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Mix, match, and create your perfect look with Red Aspen’s Magnetic Palette System and Pressed Powders. From eyeshadow to blush, bronzer, highlighter, and liner—each formula delivers vibrant color, smooth blendability, and crease-resistant wear with minimal fallout. Choose from 4-pan or 16-pan palettes and customize with velvety mattes, rich metallics, radiant shimmers, and dazzling pressed glitters.
*Magnetic Palette sold separately.
*Certain pigments may cause irritation or staining if used around the eyes. Adored, Nurtured and Resilient are not intended for use in the immediate eye area
1. Select your preferred pressed powders and place them neatly in the palette, where the magnets will hold them in place.
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
2. Sort and arrange your pressed powders to your liking, whether that’s by type, color, or frequency of use to create a personalized makeup collection. The magnetic base makes it easy to mix and match products as needed.
Pro Tip: We recommend putting lighter pressed powder shades with other lighter shades. This will help to prevent powder dust from changing the true color of the lighter colors. Alternatively, you can intentionally mix shades by putting 2 pans next to each other and swirling your brush over both colors.
3. Use these pressed powders with Red Aspen makeup brushes. Detailed eyeshadow techniques, eye makeup, bronzer, matte highlight, and blush techniques can be found in our Product Training Page.
4. For easy storage, close the palette, and swap or replace pans as needed. Clean the palette as needed.
5. Removing the palettes is easy. Each magnetic tray has an empty circle at the bottom right corner of the palette, and this designated spot provides space to easily lift the first pan. From there, use a small tool like a makeup spatula or a pair of tweezers to gently lift the pressed powder pan and remove it from the magnetic base. Always want to begin at the designated spot to avoid damaging the palette or pans.
L is for Leveling your base: To begin, you’ll want to prime your eyelid with eyeshadow primer, concealer or setting powder. Using our Blending Brush (E54), sweep matte eyeshadow all over the lid and carry remaining product through the crease and up to the brow bone.
O is for Ombre in crease: Next, we want to create an ombre effect in your crease to give your look that perfectly blended finish. Use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) with a matte eyeshadow to blend eyeshadow in the crease, between the brow bone and lid space using windshield wiper motions.
V is for V in your outer V: Now it’s time to add definition to your look by defining the outer V of your eye with a matte eyeshadow. For a dramatic look, use our Eyeshadow Crease Brush (E55) in a stamping motion. For a softer blown out look, use our Eyeshadow Blending Brush (E54) in a circular motion.
E is for Enhancing your lid: Finally, we want to complete your eye by really enhancing your lid space. Select a matte or shimmer eyeshadow and press onto the lid using your fingertip or a Medium Eyeshadow Lid Brush (E56). Presto! Gorgeous, glammed-up eyes in no time!
Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Mica, Dimethicone, Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Magnesium Myristate, Synthetic Wax, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Silica, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Tin Oxide, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491), Iron Oxides (CI 77499)
Pressed Powder
$10.00
Benefits
Description
A multifunctional makeup essential, Red Aspen Pressed Powders let you sculpt, define, brighten, and add color for a look that’s all your own.
Your palette, your way. Pick any 4 pressed powders* and enjoy 20% off!
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Overall rating: 4.7027025 / 5 from 37 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Pressed Powders by Red Aspen offer a versatile makeup solution, allowing users to sculpt, define, brighten, and add color. Customers appreciate the variety of colors and the pressed powder's versatility and effectiveness.
Summary topics
- Pressed Powder Quality (27%): Many customers pointed out that they love the pressed powder and consider it versatile and game changer.
- Color Variety (22%): Many customers remarked that they loved the colors of the product and found it to be pretty and silky.
Review topics: [color, quality, powder, eyeshadow, pigment, glitter, shadow].
Review highlights
- "Beautiful color and texture, not happy with ingredients" — Lee I.
- "Gorgeous colors and silky glittery !" — Linda B.
- "These are good quality powders, and you can legit only need 4 since you aren't restricted to eyes/cheeks/contour etc." — Ginny B.
Reviews
Disappointed
"I asked before ordering two colors of blush if they were in containers with lids because I didn't want to order a magnetic compact. I was told yes. When I received them, they are only enclosed in a plastic for sales. Not for storage in my bag. How can I toss this in my bag? I should have known better. Very disappointed!"
— Marlene M. (1/5)
Eye shadow powder
"It was a lot of money for such a small product"
— Carol C. (1/5)
"Man, I’ve been looking for this color FOREVER! I finally found it! Smooth and perfect!"
— Laurie (5/5)
"I'm so happy they came out with more plum colors!"
— Richard (5/5)
Staying power, pretty colors
"Staying power, pretty colors"
— Debra H. (5/5)
"I love thatbi can build mynown palette."
— Richard (5/5)
"Gorgeous glow"
— Karyn (5/5)
"Love this color"
— Karyn (5/5)
"Love this colr"
— Karyn (5/5)
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