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Showing posts with label eyeshadow. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Blue Line Cosmetics: Eyeshadows


The eyeshadows from Blue Line Cosmetics are well known for their great color payoff, unbelievable shimmer with considerably wide color range plus they are true mineral eyeshadows (Ingredients: Mica, Iron Oxides, Titanium Dioxide). I was excited with this concept so I placed an order. They have arrived a long time ago at my doorstep, I just haven't blogged about them yet. But I am sure that many are familiar with their photo. They are the eyeshadow pans that I placed in my DIY Makeup/Eyeshadow palette

in warm lighting
Eyeshadows can be ordered from Blue Line Cosmetics in a palette which comes in 2,4,9,15 or 28 (the palette for 9 eyeshadows come in a freestyle magnetic palette), or they can be ordered in pans for USD 3 for 2.5 Oz of product. Being a little kuripot (frugal) I did the math and found out that it is much much cheaper to order the eyeshadows in singles - which is exactly what I did. (Customs and Taxes in the Philippines is another story)

Monday, April 25, 2011

4U2 Pro Palette in Classic

The 4U2 I-Pro Palette  is considered to be one of the budget friendly make-up palettes available and it costs PhP 994.00 (roughly USD 23.10) at Watsons. You can choose to get the palette in vibrant colorful  and shimmery shades, decadent golden hues or dainty matte colors. It comes in a sleek black palette with a big mirror inside (5.5 x 2.5 in) and offers eight colors in each with a total of 20 grams of product (which means each pan has 2.5 grams). 

I chose to get mine in Classic and this is what the colors in it looks like. 


It has four warm neutrals, soft pink, coral red, light grey and carbon black; they all have a matte finish.


The eye shadows feel like velvet when touched. The pigment is easily picked up and shows up well on the skin - what you see is what you get.

Colors from the top row.
Colors from the Bottom Row
I usually use the warm neutrals to add shape to my eyes and the black one to set my eyeliner. There is no or very minimal fall out with these. You have to watch out for the black one - a little goes a long way. If there's too much of it in the brush, you will experience a little fall out. 

The shadows blend well with each other (and even with other brands for that matter). The quickest way to blend these shadows is with your fingers, there wouldn't be any hard edges after. It isn't dry, powdery or chalky. When I used them, they didn't crease or fade on me, but I do have to mention that I almost always use primer for my lids because they tend to get oily.

Would I recommend them to my friends? Yes, I would especially if they're looking for a reasonably priced palette with matte eye shadows to try different sorts of make up looks. Matte shadows aren't commonly found at drugstore brand prices.

Ingredient List.
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Monday, April 18, 2011

Quick Guide: Majolica Majorca Eyeshadow Palettes



This is the question I asked myself while I stood in front of the Majolica Majorca counter: "What is the difference between the three Majolica Majorca Eyeshadow lines: Majolook: Trick on Powder; Majolook: Illuminator and the Jeweling Eyes". To satisfy my curiosity, I brought home one from each line - and stared at it until I figured it out.

Simply put, the answer lies in their finish.

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