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Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow Review, Photos, Swatches


Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow

Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow

Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow ($32.00 for 0.14 oz.) is a muted gray with a hint of brown and burgundy shimmer. theBalm’s Come Hither was the closest shade I could think of that was similar. It’s less brown, more obviously purple. It’s a complex mix of brown, gray, burgundy. When used wet, it appears browner, less gray, so it looks a touch darker.  The color payoff is good but not fully opaque when dry or wet, and it doesn’t apply quite as evenly as other shades in the range.

The texture of the Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadows is interesting; it’s a really compacted loose powder, but it’s so finely milled that it almost feels like a hybrid cream-powder. Each pot contains 0.14 oz. worth of product, which is a good amount, given that most pressed eyeshadows average around 0.05 oz. I have worn around half of the range alone on lids with 12+ hours of wear without creasing, smudging, or fading.


Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow


Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow


Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow


Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow


Giorgio Armani Pulp Fiction (4) Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow (Dry/Wet)

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Fey Avatar

Ohhhh so pretty! I love the name, too. This would be so beautiful for an updated smoky eye. Pulp Fiction + a black/red color on this lid.

Susanne Avatar

I think it’s pretty but not thàt pretty. I’m sure there’s a mac pigment out there who’ll give the same effect and color.

Elizabeth Avatar

This is my favourite shade of the collection! I wish mine had more red flecks running through it like yours – mine has way less. Because of this, mine is a lot less brown, way more silvery/taupe/lilac. I slightly prefer your swatches. I guess that’s just the nature of these types of products.

Lulee Avatar

I think this color is amazing in real life and I had no pigmentation issues. However, it wasnt the most flattering on my skintone so I passed

Ananthi Parkin Avatar

Agree with you saying that this colour does not apply as evenly as the other ones. No matter how much i blended it still looked like ive not done a good job!

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