NARS Marie-Galante Duo Eyeshadow
Freshly released for this summer, NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Marie-Galante is a stunning duo of a medium pink-toned lilac and a mysterious smoky blue-based purple. Both shades are shot through with a mesmerizing microfine lavender shimmer that lifts them above the usual gamut of purple eyeshadows.
It was Cafe Makeup's review of Marie-Galante that convinced me that this was worth the hefty £24 price tag despite the black rubber packaging which tends to get horrendously sticky in hot and humid weather. Made in Canada, the duo holds 4g of product.
To be honest, the texture is not the best as it feels slightly dry, unlike the rich velvety feel of Urban Decay's eyeshadows. Both shades are also sheer and require several layers to show up well even when applied over Too Faced Shadow Insurance or NARS Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base. I haven't tried applying these wet or with a sponge applicator but those methods could help to achieve a more intense finish.
There was also some fading over the eight hours that I wore these for, but no fallout on the cheeks and under-eye area. In spite of the flaws, I like the fairy-like dance of lavender shimmer that catches the light beautifully. The combination is subtle enough for the office and versatile enough to wear for all seasons, not just summer.
You can read more reviews of Marie-Galante on Makeup & Beauty Blog and Blushing Noir.
It was Cafe Makeup's review of Marie-Galante that convinced me that this was worth the hefty £24 price tag despite the black rubber packaging which tends to get horrendously sticky in hot and humid weather. Made in Canada, the duo holds 4g of product.
To be honest, the texture is not the best as it feels slightly dry, unlike the rich velvety feel of Urban Decay's eyeshadows. Both shades are also sheer and require several layers to show up well even when applied over Too Faced Shadow Insurance or NARS Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base. I haven't tried applying these wet or with a sponge applicator but those methods could help to achieve a more intense finish.
There was also some fading over the eight hours that I wore these for, but no fallout on the cheeks and under-eye area. In spite of the flaws, I like the fairy-like dance of lavender shimmer that catches the light beautifully. The combination is subtle enough for the office and versatile enough to wear for all seasons, not just summer.
You can read more reviews of Marie-Galante on Makeup & Beauty Blog and Blushing Noir.
Libellés : EOTD, eyeshadow, FOTD, Nars, Summer 2012
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