Bonbon
Viseart Eyeshadow
Viseart Bonbon is a very warm-toned, medium-dark lavender with a metallic finish. It is a limited edition eyeshadow.
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Bonbon is a bright, medium pinky lavender with warm undertones and cooler blue-to-violet shifting sparkle and shimmer. It had good color coverage that was buildable to full coverage with less than half of a layer or applied with a dampened brush. The consistency was soft without being dusty, blendable, and easy to work with on bare skin. It stayed on well for eight hours on me before fading noticeably.
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Bonbon
LELimited Edition.
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VISEART'S eyeshadows are cruelty-free and formulated without the use of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, silicone, petrochemicals, gluten, and mineral oil. Known for their supreme blendability and buttery textures, these long-wearing, pigment-rich shadows will have you red carpet ready in no time! CHROMATIC FOILS: A full coverage pigment with a highly polished foiled finish. Ideal for use with the ESUM Mixing Medium for full effect. CRYSTALLINE HIGHLIGHTERS: A sheer to medium coverage shadow with a shimmering crystal finish. Ideal for highlighting the eyes, cheeks and facial features. DUOCHROMES: A medium coverage shadow with a dual colored, multidimensional reflective finish. Ideal for use with the ESUM Mixing Medium for full effect. MATTES: Full coverage, pigment rich shadow with a matte finish. METALLICS: A full coverage, pigment-rich shadow with a luxe velvet finish PRISMATIC METALLICS: A medium to full coverage metallic shadow with a multi-prismatic glitter finish. Ideal for use with the ESUM Mixing Medium for full effect. SATIN FINISH: A sheer to medium coverage shadow with a highly micronized lustrous finish.
