Super Shock Pressed Pigments

By Lauren 4 years ago.

Fizz is a bit of a challenge to work with. It is barely there on its own so don't expect a bright green base unless you layer something under it. I would suggest using either a pigmented primer (white base) or what I like to do is put down a more pigmented bright eye shadow (yellow or lime - I find it pairs well with Sphere from the ABH Prism palette so anything similar would work well) and top it with Fizz. Fizz does help bring out the neon if it has a good base to work on top of. Fizz is a glittery supershock, but I lay down a thin layer of translucent glitter glue (on top of the base layer of shadow I use) and have no issue with fallout when applying that way.

By Aiden 4 years ago.

I LOVE this shadow! It makes a BEAUTIFUL one shadow look and it's pretty easy to use! You do need to be careful with blending since it is *so bright* but it's the very loud, very pink, eyeshadow you might be missing and didn't know you needed. Half a star off for staining and some fading, but the fading may have been an error on my part, rather than just the shadow itself. This is also a lovely shade with glitter layered on top.

By shin 6 years ago.

This is an amazing product just to look at in the container. It's so, so vivid. It does take some build up to get that vivid color on the lids, and even then it's slightly sheer, but the end result looks great. It blends great with other Colour Pop colors. I was a little disappointed in how easily the shadow was pushed around in the pot by my applicator, and seeing the bottom of the pan after just one use. I did use a lot (see my "Fairy" look), but I thought the pan would be deeper. After a while, the glitter on the swatch on my arm was all but gone and it was simply a matte hot pink, but I didn't wear it on my eyes long enough to see if the same would happen to a spot not subjected to as much disturbance. Also, be warned-- even with makeup remover, this will make your skin PINK wherever you applied it! It's a beautiful color, but I had to remove stars for the glitter fallout, amount in the pot (though for the price it is pretty good), the consistency in the pot, and the staining.