Hey everyone – long time, no post! Sorry about that – I’ve had a lot going on. But, I have a backlog of products to share, and let’s start off with a bang – the new Wet n Wild Pop Art Craze limited edition eyeshadow palettes, which I found at Rite Aid this morning.
This post is very image-heavy!
A little while back, I purchased Hard Candy’s -->Top Ten Eyeshadow Palette --> in the shade Green With Envy. The Top Ten palettes come in five different shades – Feelin’ Blue (blues), Green With Envy (greens), Naturally Gorgeous (neutrals), Pinking of You (pinks), and Smoke Out (smoky with purples).
For my third (and final for now) review of Black Radiance’s Metallic Eyeshadow duos I have Dawn/Dusk, which is pale silvery-purple taupe and a deeper eggplant purple. As you may recall, I loved Island/Oasis and Sunrise/Sunset! Unfortunately, while Dawn/Dusk is lovely, the quality does not quite match the other two duos.
For my thoughts on the packaging, please see the Island/Oasis review.
Both shades in the duo have good pigmentation, and are actually nice quality, especially for such inexpensive drugstore eyeshadows. They are lovely colors, and they swatch well – if this was the first duo I had tried from Black Radiance, I would probably be very happy with it. It’s just that the others were exceptional, and this one is just good.
At only $2.99 I’d say that this is worth it if you like the colors, but not a must-have like the the other Black Radiance duos.
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After falling in love with Black Radiance’s Island/Oasis eyeshadow duo, it only took me a few days to go to the store and purchase a two more of the metallic duos. Today, I have a review and swatches of the Sunrise/Sunset duo for you.
Yesterday, I posted display photos of Milani’s new Naturally Chic Shadow Eyez collection – six neutral toned shadow pencils in their fabulous Shadow Eyez formula. I know a lot of people are disappointed that these are limited edition instead of permanent – and after swatching and doing some testing, you can add me to that group!
L’oreal has released a summer collection, Miss Candy, that consists entirely of limited edition products. I’ve already swatched and reviewed six of the “gellie” (jelly) nail polishes, and today I found a display that had all four of the LE infallible eyeshadows – and I was so excited to find them that I bought them all! Picture heavy post ahead.