(review) Revlon Color Charge loose powder eyeshadows

And the bad part is that they won't stick to your eye, you MUST WEAR AN EYESHADOW BASE! so  that the powder has something to stick to. Best method I found is to apply with a damp brush.

Ok, so let's review:

105 COPPER is super metallic, super sparkly!

106 FUCHSIA is a bright medium  pink

104 HOLOGRAPHIC is duochrome white/purple

 

I took these swatches indoors,without using primer:

I like that these jars came individually sealed, mess-free.

I got them at Dollar Tree.

I took these makeup photos outside. The eyeshadows were applied with a damp brush on top of primer. Fuchsia in crease, copper on outer lid, holographic on inner lid and on top of my black eyeliner (really purple!)

Fuchsia seems kinda matte or pearly sheen. It's not as exciting. I think maybe if I added some of this powder to clear lipgloss it might work really cute tho...

The white one isn't actually "holographic" that was a bad name for it- but it does have a duochrome feel 🙂 In sunlight it looks super lilac.

In the photos below I wore "holographic" on top of primer and applied with a dry brush which made it way less pigmented and more white (lilac sheen only in sunlight):

(review) Laura Geller "Glow Beyond" 2 piece set: Moondust & Sunbeams

These highlighters are extra large! Both highlighters will also make good eyeshadows. I think they're super pretty and photos don't do justice:

Moon dust is like a pearl- it goes from baby pink to a gold hue and even a little blue/violet depending on the light.

This is a true highlighter.

The lipgloss is like a holographic shimmer, very wearable!

Sunbeams is *glistening gold* and perfect for summer. I like this is so big because I want to brush this highlighter all over my shoulders and decollate.

The lipgloss makes me feel pretty 🙂

Each of these sets was $7.99 at TJ Maxx.