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Showing posts with label single eyeshadow. Show all posts

September 23, 2012

e.l.f. Studio Single Eyeshadow in Wild Wheat Photos,Review, Swatches

e.l.f. Studio Single Eyeshadow in Wild Wheat
Hello everyone, hope you all having a great Sunday.Today's post is a quick review of an e.l.f. studio single eyeshadow. Quite a while ago I had made a purchase from e.l.f. UK and they had an offer that you will get a free studio single eyeshadow. Unfortunately you couldn't choose which one and I got it in Wild Wheat , btw there is such offer now on the eyeslipsface.co.uk.
I have seen other swatches of different studio single eyeshadows and the pigmentation was amazing but not in this one :( .
                                                   *sunlight*                                                                    *in shade*
e.l.f. Studio Single Eyeshadow in Wild Wheat
                                                     *sunlight*                                                            *in shade*
e.l.f. Studio Single Eyeshadow in Wild Wheat swatches
I did use a small amount of the e.l.f. eyelid primer for the swatches. So as you can see the pigmentation is very low,you can barely see the eyeshadow and in the pan it looks so so pretty. It's a beige color with gold glitter in it...The texture is smooth and the eyeshadow isn't too powdery. With eyeshadow primer it will last a while, well at least I think so since you barely see it on the lid :( .
The only use I could find for it is for blending. You can't imagine how much I wanted for this eyeshadow to be pigmented, the color in the pan is pretty and since I love neutral colors this could be a great addition to my collection but ...
I love love many e.l.f. products but this one was a let down :/

If you want you to check out all the studio single eyeshadows click here, they cost £3.75 each.
Question: Do you like when the photos have rounded edges or you prefer them square? Please let me know.