While it is great at all this, on my eye lids it just doesn't last.
Ideal for the waterline, inner eye highlight or as a base to make your shadows colour more true to colour and popping. I have shades MILK, ICED MOCHA, PURPLE VELVET and COBALT. I think anyone who is interested in this product need to keep in mind that they don't claim to be a long lasting formula and state they are a pencil, not an eyeshadow. They are pigmented and apply nicely though. I find them to be a nice affordable product but not very long lasting. These are awesome pencils and are so handy with so many eye shadow looks. If I'm going to be working with gold eye shadow colours then I will also use this as a base as it starts the look off really well. This looks amazing over top of "milk" I really like this one its works really well blended it the crease with other colours.ĬASHMERE: I would say this colour is similar to Sparkle Nude but it's alot more towards a gold colour i use it pretty much the same as Sparkle nude as well. SPARKLE NUDE: This is a shimmery bronze colour. This one is so soft and glides on really nicely on the lid. I mostly use this as an eyeliner but this could be used as a dark crease colour as its super blend able aswell. I also find that this doesn't crease on me.īLACK BEAN:This is their black they have. Putting this on before using eye shadow makes the colour I am using pop and look so much more intense. It's my most used colour out of them all. It's crazy pigmented and super blend able. MILK: Milk would be the one colour most talked about on Youtube and anywhere else. I also think it makes an amazing brow bone highlight. I use this mostly and a base for a make up look if I was going to do an intense look and wanted a little sparkle to my eye shadow I think this one provides a not too over the top simmer. Five shade I own are Cottage Cheese,Milk,Black Bean,Sparkle Nude and Cashmere.ĬOTTAGE CHEESE: This is a sparkly white colour similar to Milk but I don't think as strong and pigmented as Milk. I purchased them off BeautyJoint over to separate orders.
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