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Sep 6, 2011

Emily F.

Hey guys. So today I bought the Smokey shadow blast (blue) cream eyeshadow today. Prior to that purchase I hadn't read any reviews on it, I had only heard about it from my sister and her friend. When I got home before using it I went online hoping to find a video or ideas on how to use it - only what I did find was reviews saying people used it and it was terrible. However what they did was only use it without primer or a regular shadow with it. What I then did was try it myself. What I did was put a white snowy color on first, then I did the lighter blue part, and then a shimmery pigmented shadow over that and topped it off with the darker end. I have the same thing on my hand on the picture below, the lighting is off and I took it in my kitchen, so please exclude the random box of cookies in the background, lol. But over all its a really magical and snowy blue and so far I like the product. I think what the people who MADE the product intended you put a shadow with it, instead of leaving it bare.

*Link to picture* ---> http://i52.tinypic.com/f0vh4g.png

(Also the black line in the middle is liquid eyeliner, I wanted to see what it looked like with it. Because of the brightness of the color and how crappy my eyeliner was, I had to do about 2-4 coats to make it pure black.)

people have different opinions and experiences with products. Especially with a cream eyeshadow, it likes to crease on some people, like me. I would never buy a cream eyeshadow because I know that would happen. The only way to find out if you'll like the product is to try it yourself.

The colours look really nice btw =)

yeah i agree, even the nyx jumbo eye pencils crease on me. i still use them often, but just usually not all over my lid. i would never do a review on it for that reason. cream shadows are great for pictures, like photoshoots and such to make colors pop. they probably aren't ideal for a school day, or a day at the park. eye lids are very oily on most people. but just like any product, it could work wonders for someone and be the worst for another. i like to look at reviews as a source of information in general. i just listen to things people say about how the product feels, smells, looks, etc and determine if it could work for me based on what i know about myself. i don't really take they're "like" or "dislike" into consideration.