Kiko Long Lasting Stick Eyeshadow Swatches
If there's one Kiko product that I would recommend, it's their Long Lasting Stick Eyeshadow (£6.90) which is available in over 40 shades. Kiko is an Italian makeup brand that now has stores in the UK, France and Switzerland. Last year, I hauled virtually the entire range as I love how travel-friendly and fuss-free these are to use without the need for fiddling around with brushes or dinky sponge applicators. Just swipe across the lids, quickly blend with one's finger and you're set to go. These hold up reasonably well over the course of a day with primer underneath, although there is some creasing.
Kiko's version is very similar in texture to Laura Mercier Caviar Stick Eye Color and By Terry Ombre Blackstar but at a much more affordable price point. The other two brands do have some unique shades that cannot be duped by Kiko but Kiko's range is so extensive that one is genuinely spoiled for choice. The shades do vary in terms of their smoothness and creaminess with some being more dry and stiff but on the whole, most shades are easy to work with. I placed my order through the Kiko (Switzerland) website, which meant navigating it in German. My order was actually despatched from Italy, which led to the unpleasant surprise of having to pay Swiss customs duties.
The permanent range comes in black packaging with the shade color shown on the end. Occasionally, Kiko releases limited edition shades which usually come in a silver reflective packaging. The Digital Emotion collection for Holiday 2013 included a five shade set. I don't think Kiko has released any new shades since then.
Browns/burgundy
Greens
Beige/Gold/Silver
Purples/pinks
Blues
Grey/dirty taupes
Hope these swatches are helpful. This post has been sitting in my drafts folder since last December and I glad that I finally finished it. For more swatches, you can check out Drivel About Frivol.
Kiko's version is very similar in texture to Laura Mercier Caviar Stick Eye Color and By Terry Ombre Blackstar but at a much more affordable price point. The other two brands do have some unique shades that cannot be duped by Kiko but Kiko's range is so extensive that one is genuinely spoiled for choice. The shades do vary in terms of their smoothness and creaminess with some being more dry and stiff but on the whole, most shades are easy to work with. I placed my order through the Kiko (Switzerland) website, which meant navigating it in German. My order was actually despatched from Italy, which led to the unpleasant surprise of having to pay Swiss customs duties.
The permanent range comes in black packaging with the shade color shown on the end. Occasionally, Kiko releases limited edition shades which usually come in a silver reflective packaging. The Digital Emotion collection for Holiday 2013 included a five shade set. I don't think Kiko has released any new shades since then.
Browns/burgundy
Greens
Beige/Gold/Silver
Purples/pinks
Blues
Grey/dirty taupes
Hope these swatches are helpful. This post has been sitting in my drafts folder since last December and I glad that I finally finished it. For more swatches, you can check out Drivel About Frivol.
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