Maybelline

Eye Studio Color Tattoo - Edgy Emerald

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Ink intensity. Tattoo tenacity. Dare to wear the longest lasting shadow. Maybelline's Eye Studio Color Tattoo's ink technology creates the most saturated shadow. Cream gel smoothes on for vibrant, crease-proof color that never fades. Dare to get inked.
24 hour wear without creasing or fading
Ink pigments for intense color
Unique cream-gel texture

16 Shades

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Mary Ann G.
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Eyes: Brown
Skin: Olive; Combination
Hair: Brown; Dry

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Mary Ann G.
Edgy Emerald
Jul 24, 2012

Great colors but...

These creased on me after only a few hours. I was really disappointed because the colors are so great. I even tried it with UDPP but still creased.

Brooklyn Rain D.
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Eyes: Gray
Skin: Fair-Medium; Dry, Sensitive
Hair: Black; Coarse

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Fantastic!

I love the texture and they stay on really well! Edgy Emerald is a fantastic shade, they are so versatile. You can wear them in any way! I like to just put them on all over my eye and use a similar shade but darker as liner. You can use a brush or just your fingers! I love this product so much and definitely recommend buying it, its money well spent and you will love it!

Kimberly M.
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Eyes: Brown
Skin: Tan; Oily
Hair: Blonde; Fine

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Kimberly M.
Edgy Emerald
Jan 23, 2012

A great product!

I'm surprised! I was looking for a green cream shadow base and saw this at Target. I was a tad skeptical, as I'm not a big fan of lower-end cosmetics. But this stuff is great! The color worked perfectly for the look I had in mind. And it doesn't crease on me (but I primed). I have oily skin and with many products creasing can be a problem even with primer. I think I'll get more Color Tattoos! Hopefully they'll come out with more colors too!

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Jan 23, 2012

Kari T.

this is a really pretty look!!!!

Jan 23, 2012

Rakisha K.

That is a beautiful look and I also have oily skin. Did you use a primer with these eye shadows or no? How did you do the flowers?

Jan 24, 2012

Kimberly M.

Thank you, both! Yes, I used UDPP first. I drew the flower petals with a plum NYX l/l, then filled them in w/NYX jumbo pencil in milk using a small brush. I patted white e/s on top, and I used the end of a brush with NYX jumbo pencil in Dark Brown to make the center dot. I used a really fine brush to drag some of the brown onto the petals to make the lines.