Today, I'm asking for your recommends for Best Gold Eyeshadows (specific shades, please!) -- and if you've previously shared your favorites, don't forget that you can always make more recommendations as new products release or you've discovered a new favorite.
The 10 most recommended Gold Eyeshadows...
Yes, I do, since I end up posting as a “look” here or so I know what I tested in a particular set of photos! In a non-blogging dream land, I don’t think I would keep track as much – maybe if there was a really excellent look or combo but not everyday.
Happy Wednesday! Here's this week's survey, which you can copy and paste and share as a comment.
Urban Decay x Game of Thrones collection in general. It was hard to be excited/enthused about what I know many readers were excited about after having tried ’em.
Did a product catch your eye this week? Check out dupes for the most loved and most wanted products between April 9th and April 15th before you buy!
Here are a few that come to mind — Pat McGrath EYEdols Eyeshadows, Sydney Grace Summer ’19 eyeshadows, Coloured Raine Safari Raine, Natasha Bloom palette, Natasha Denona Biba palette!
Rave: They can offer a ton of variety in a single product, which can take the guess work out of creating looks–as long as they aren’t actually massive in width/length, they can be easy grab-and-go palettes for travel, too. Rant: They take forever to test/review/add dupes for! It also seems like larger palettes tend to have more inconsistency/under-perform compared to a more edited 12-pan palette.
— Christine
It’d have to be skincare… whatever was the priciest in the bunch, that one! I’m not married to any specific skincare products as I still rotate through and test new products, but here are three that I’ve used and love… and that could break the bank: Farmarcy Green Clean (makeup remover,...
Here’s a look at the most loved and most wanted products from the past week, plus three recently submitted looks! You can check out more looks from community members and myself here, or you can submit your own!
Yes, for sure! I have adapted and tweaked my technique over time, so the brushes have done so as well. Some more memorable changes are things like using smaller crease brushes for applying color directly into the crease while using more rounded (and less pointed) crease brushes in general (easier...
