Fizz

ColourPop Super Shock Pressed Pigments

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ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments
ColourPop Fizz Super Shock Pressed Pigments

ColourPop Fizz is a neutral-toned, light-medium green with a sparkle finish. It is a permanent that retails for $5.00 and contains 0.07 oz.

Claims / Ingredients

For maximum coverage: Use fingertip and tap onto skin. A synthetic brush will also work well for more precise placement, however, finger application will have the most intense pigment lay-down. To blend: Use a fluffy brush that has good movement, dip tip of the brush into the pressed pigment and blend. This will make your colour softer and more diffused (like a total pro). When finished: Close that sucker up tight! Don’t leave the jar opened for long periods of time, you may lose some of the magic that makes the Super Shock Pressed Pigments so amazzzing. *Not intended for use in the immediate eye area.

1 Written Reviews

By Lauren 5 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.

Tags: creamy, hard-to-apply
Skin Type: Normal-to-Dry - Skin Tone: Light Plus - Undertone: Neutral