A close-up, high-angle forensic image, captured in Ciudad de San José, Costa Rica, depicts an open rectangular eyeshadow palette with a black plastic casing

A close-up, high-angle forensic image, captured in Ciudad de San José, Costa Rica, depicts an open rectangular eyeshadow palette with a black plastic casing. The palette contains twelve individual eyeshadow pans arranged in three rows of four. The shades consist of various matte, shimmer, and glitter formulations in a color range dominated by pinks, browns, and nudes. Specific visible colors include: a disturbed light beige or off-white matte, multiple matte pinks, a brighter pink shimmer, a light peach matte, a light mauve matte, and several medium to dark brown matte shades. Two distinct glitter shades are present, one appearing rose gold and another a darker brown or bronze. Evidence of prior use is observed through powder fallout scattered across the black plastic casing, particularly along the left edge and between the pans. The top-left light beige pan shows significant surface disturbance, indicating frequent application. The background is blurred, revealing a white lace-like textile towards the upper right and a translucent plastic cover with illegible white script positioned above the palette. The surface directly beneath the palette appears to be a light brown, potentially wood.