Eyeshadow

By PhiPhi 4 weeks ago.

I find that this one appears more orange in the pan than on application. On application it is nice mid shade warm brown. This looks really nice allover the lid, in the crease, adding depth, adding smokiness. Really enjoy this in palette.

By PhiPhi 4 weeks ago.

This is another shade that I find is highly pigmented but blends out easily. I do not find that it fades. It is very warm toned and plays well with other shades. The color works very nicely for smoking out and adding depth

By PhiPhi 4 weeks ago.

I really enjoy this shade. On me, it does not fade very quickly. I also enjoy the blend-ability. I find that this is very pigmented but that it blends out fast.

By CAROLYN 10 months ago.

If you need a bronze- copper eye shadow that applies like butter and can be seen from space, this is for you. It looks like the most beautiful, pigmented melted penny when applied wet and lasted on my eyes for like 9 hours and never faded.

By Hagar 2 years ago.

I use this shadow to "break" a matte look and liven it up without getting (what's on me) an obnoxious amount of glitter, either on its own or over whichever matte shadows I applied that day. It's a gorgeous wheat colour, more pigmented than Anastasia's 10K yet not all that pigmented - it's possibly the subtlest Coloured Raine eyeshadow I own.

By Hagar 2 years ago.

Aptly named - this eyeshadow is the exact colour of gingerbread cookied. Positively tempting to eat! Great as subtle shadowing on fair-to-medium skin, or else as a base/neutralizing on medium-and-up. It's the exact shade of my natural tan, so I use it in basically any non-glittery look. It's a matte shadow, but doesn't leave a fully matte finish, more like a semi-matte to natural depending on the amount used. (It's noticeable from the first light sweep, but can be built up to full true-to-pan cover; I can't call it "opaque" as it blends into the skin just too well.)

By Hagar 2 years ago.

Easily one of my favorites. Remarkably versatile: warm brownish-purple that needs be applied with a very light hand - but if you have that hand, it'll work splendidly on fair skin as well. Mixed together with ColouredRaine's Gingerbread and applied high on the cheeks, it makes a gorgeous blush; easily more natural-seeming (on me) than any blush-proper!