BOURJOIS Smokey Stories Eyeshadow Palette [14 Tom Bedenude] Reviews

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  Aug 26, 2020
  Dry SkinSensitive Skinproduct.Atopy Skin

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  Pros

  1. Shimmery❤️ The eyeshadow has a shimmery finish throughout, so I'd recommend it to those who love shimmery eyeshadows! 2. Even Color Payoff🧡 Out of all the palettes I've tried, this one had the most even color payoff. The eyeshadows apply smoothly and evenly when applied with my fingers. 3. Dual-Tip Brush💛 After seeing only symmetrical dual-tip brushes, I found this one with one thin tip and one thicker tip to be very convenient. The thin tip has a velvety texture, while the thicker tip is incredibly soft, allowing for great eyeshadow application and precise highlighting.

  Cons

  -Excessive White Cast The white cast is so strong that using only this palette for my eye makeup resulted in an unnatural look. I wouldn't recommend this to those who don't suit white casts. -Glitters Don't Apply Well While the shimmery eyeshadows apply nicely, the glitters simply won't stick. They have a lot of fallout and don't adhere well, even when applied with my fingers. I had to mix in some lotion to revive the glitters, but they still flake off quickly and it's quite disappointing. -Chalky White Cast Instead of a natural luminous sheen, the white cast has a powdery, chalky quality, almost like plaster. This isn't the kind of radiant look I personally prefer.

  Tip

  Applying it to the high points of the face or as a highlighter creates a subtle luminous effect!

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