Duochrome Eyeshadow

Terra Moons

Terra Moons Andromeda Duochrome Eyeshadow

Terra Moons Duochrome Eyeshadow is an eyeshadow that retails for $8.50 and contains 0.05 oz. ($170.00 per ounce). There are 45 shades in our database.

Editor's Review

The formula is supposed to be "blendable" and "pigmented" with "a bit of kick up" when used due to being "pressed by hand." Some shades come with "additional information" such as being sheerer on the brand's website (for that particular shade) or to use a "glitter primer" due to the finish.

I found that some matte shades were more noticeably powdery than others, but whether there was just a little bit of powderiness or more noticeable powderiness really depended on a shade. The neon shades were the most powdery and hardest to work with on their own; some had more specific tips/guidance on how to work with them, which I felt was great for disclosure, but it could get hard to remember what shade needs to be applied in such and such fashion since it really did vary a lot shade by shade. The... Read More.

The formula is supposed to be "blendable" and "pigmented" with "a bit of kick up" when used due to being "pressed by hand." Some shades come with "additional information" such as being sheerer on the brand's website (for that particular shade) or to use a "glitter primer" due to the finish.

I found that some matte shades were more noticeably powdery than others, but whether there was just a little bit of powderiness or more noticeable powderiness really depended on a shade. The neon shades were the most powdery and hardest to work with on their own; some had more specific tips/guidance on how to work with them, which I felt was great for disclosure, but it could get hard to remember what shade needs to be applied in such and such fashion since it really did vary a lot shade by shade. The darker and less neon matte shades tended to perform the best for me--more pigmentation, better blendability, and were easier to work with and were more consistent.

Most shades--matte and more shimmery--were pigmented, easy to blend, and applied well to bare skin. They lasted between seven and eight hours with most closer to eight hours before fading (more of the mattes) or creasing (some of the more intense metallics).

Claims / Ingredients

All of our matte shadows and pressed pigments are blended and pressed by hand which means a bit of kick up is expected. Our matte shadows and pressed pigments are blendable, pigmented and made with love.

2 Written Reviews

By Aiden 3 weeks ago.

Colourpop’s Sweet Dreams is my single most favorite eyeshadow to have ever existed. Of course, as with all good things, it got discontinued years ago and I have been nursing that poor dried out jelly shadow this entire time. THIS is the dupe I have been searching for for *years* actual years. It is not the same formula, because it’s a pressed shadow and not a gel, but damn it looks so similar and so good, and I would say it’s actually even sparklier than Sweet Dreams is. FABULOUS shadow that is so easy, comfortable and gorgeous, and easy to remove too. 1000/10, cannot recommend it enough for anyone who loves a bubblegum pink with a blue flip. I genuinely can’t scream enough about how much I love this shadow and how on top of the world it felt to find it.

Tags: buildable, highly-pigmented, buttery, creamy, smooth, blendable, easy-to-apply, great-value
Skin Type: Combination - Skin Tone: Lightest - Undertone: Pink

By Kari Anne 1 year ago.

Very sparkly! Imo this shifts from a neutral light gold to aqua. I cannot see any base (NARS Chantilly). When I use this as a topper it somehow reads a bit green, but I don't see the green when I use it on its own. The formula is on the drier side and this combined with the sparkly texture means I can get some mica fallout when applying. To me this is very similar to Clionadh Sunbeam (original formula, I don't have the updated version). Sunbeam is more yellow and has a very light pink base, which is barely visible on me. Charon is more piecy and sparkly, while Sunbeam is smoother. I prefer Charon of the two.

Tags: buildable, fall-out, great-value
Skin Tone: Very Light - Undertone: Neutral