Here's a LINK to my first post that has more details on what this is about, just read the first couple paragraphs to get a general idea (or the whole thing!)
In this section, i'll be doing the neutral (brown) colour family!
>Dazzle Me - Yellow toned nude with analogous shimmer. That's right art students, "Analogous." Its a frost/shimmer finish that'd be a nice base colour.
>Behind the Scenes* - Orangey yellow tad bit deeper than Dazzle Me. It looks as if it has a gold sheen. This would work well on warm skintones, but cool tones could wear it well too.
>Bare Naked* - A frosty champagne colour, i think it could work on any skin tone if paired with the right complimentary colour. Also a Great base colour! It's a fantastic basic colour that i think every makeup-wearer should have at least one version of.
>Boyfriend Sweater - Aside from the awesome name, which i think suit its perfectly, it's a golden toned brown with a frosty bronzy finish. that'd be great to use as a blending colour between colours, as long as those colours are also frost colours.
>Show Off* - Medium coppery brown with shimmer! It has amazing colour payoff. No base required!
>Brown Eyed girl - I feel like this is a pinkish medium brown. And it's suuuperr shimmery. its a very girly way to go about a brown shadow!
>Dinospotz* - Whoa one of my favourite colours evar! Its a reddened brown base with a green/aqua duochrome! Its almost identical to Label Whore by Too Faced, and MAC's Club! Which is fantastic for those who like to keep at least some of their college scholarships for actual college things.
>Chocoholic* - darkish milk chocolate (how appropriate) brown with bronze and gold shimmer. It Definitely seems chocolatey to me! When its rubbed/blended out, it becomes a blackened brown, so you could almost do a whole eye look with just one shadow!
* Colours marked with an "*" are vegan.
>Midterm Exam!
These exams will be a touch different since I didn't buy the full-size jars of every colour, and also, i'm reviewing one colour family at a time. I'll score theproduct as an overall rating, according to the range of colours in this particular family, and also the overall quality. I'll score the value according to the price of full jars. I'll score the packaging according to how well they were packaged for shipment. And finally, i'll score ease of use according to use out of the plastic baggie, but otherwise normally.
Product: 42/60
Value: 18/20
Packaging: 8/10
Ease of Use: 8.5/10
>Did they pass?
Yeah, but not as well as some other colour families. I wish there were a few matte neutral shades, i love using mattes in the crease area. These got a 76.5%
>Photos time!
The colours look a tad bit washed out, its just because they're all shimmer colours and my remote flash was NOT having it.
Disclaimer: I am in no way compensated, paid, sponsored or associated with the company(s) mentioned. I bought and paid for the product(s) with my own money. All reviews I make will be my own opinion outside influence.
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