Two of the shades are matte formulas. The mattes are 363 and 344. 363 is a minky mauvish brown, and 344 is a warm muddy pink. The third shade I bought is Shine 37, which is an auburn brown with a bit of a metallic glow and some fine silver shimmer. The final shade is Pearl 402, which is a glowy, iridescent hard to describe greyed pinky-orange with some brown in it. This one really adds a lot of depth to my eyes and makes them pop.
These shadows are really nice; they're all very creamy and incredibly pigmented. These are some of the easiest to work with mattes that I've encountered. The shades are $5 each and have .09 ounces of product in them; the freedom system palette that I bought to house them in doesn't seem to be available online, but the 3 slot palette is $7, and it couldn't have been much more expensive than that.
No Flash; clockwise from top left is 402, 37, 363, and 344 |
With flash. |
No Flash; clockwise from top left is 402, 37, 363, and 344, just like in the palette. |
With flash; same order as before. |
And here is a look I did awhile ago using these eye shadows. It was long enough ago that I'm not sure what else I used, but if I had to guess, I'd say that Urban Decay's 24/7 liner in Baked is on the lower lashline, and Rockstar on the top lashline. I know I used Inglot's AMC Matte Lip Pencil in 19 in these pictures.
No Flash:
With Flash:
I've been really happy with these shadows, I'm just sad that I don't live closer to an Inglot store! These are affordable and perform great.
i love how warm these colors are! great picks!
ReplyDeleteI've heard great things about Inglot shadows! Looks like you chose some pretty ones ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the look you did + 402 looks lush!
ReplyDelete@sugarbumpkin, thank you! They are very warm, I feel like they brighten up my whole face!
ReplyDelete@Bri, these are really nice shadows, I was suspicious of the hype, but consider me a convert!
@Vintage, thanks! 402 IS pretty lush! Haha, I love that description :)
Great look, I love the purple eyeliner with the lovely neutrals!
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