I have the shade Midnight Cowboy.
Application: It may just be my pencil, or all of them, but I found this slightly tugging on my eyes. The application wasn't good enough for me to stand that. It was very difficult to blend, too. However, it did apply evenly and was fairly pigmented.
Creasing: I didn't wear a primer with this and it lasted a good 8 hours on my eyelids that seem to ooze oil. There was little to no creasing...thank goodness; I wore it out doing things. Creased eyeshadow always makes me feel embarrassed. There was slight fading, but no creasing.
Price: At $20, this pencil is a bit expensive. As I have never used a NYX jumbo eye pencil before, I cannot compare the two. Based on the NYX website, the shades "Sparkle Nude" and "Cashmere" are the most similar, if one is looking for a cheaper alternative
Packaging: The packaging is nice. It's like the 24/7 liners, except it's shorter, fatter, and more colorful. One disappointment was the fact that it doesn't twist up. Sharpening a pencil isn't always the most exciting, quick, or convenient thing to do.
Shade Range: There are twelve shades in total, ranging from black to moss green to baby blue, with neutrals and a lavender in between.
In real life, it's slightly less sparkly and gold, but it is that beautiful. |
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