Prepare yourself for...
PICTURE OVERLOAD!!!!
Haha I just kept taking and taking.
So without further to do,
here's the pictures!
(My written review will be afterwards.)
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On top of NYC Primer. |
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On top of UDPP |
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Rattata, S.S. Anne, and Majora's Mask - UDPP | |
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Articuno, Zelda, Manectric, and Jigglypuff - UDPP |
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Rattata applied wet. |
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On top of NYC Primer |
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NYC Primer |
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Rattata |
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Articuno (looks greenish in this picture) |
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S. S. Anne |
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Zelda |
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Majora's Mask |
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Jigglypuff |
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Manectric | | | |
Review:
I'm not the most perfect reviewer, as I don't do it much, but I'll give my word about Shiro Cosmetics.
I don't remember much about the shipping since it was around Christmas and such,
but I'm pretty sure it didn't take long.
You also get a tracking number,
a very important factor for me.
Website wise,
very easy to navigate through.
There's a sidebar to pick through samples, mini jars, full sized, and sets.
Everything is out in the open, which is good for people who don't want to look hard.
I messaged her and she practically answered right back.
(She's super sweet btw)
A+!
Packaging wise,
I like everything about the packaging besides the sifter.
I almost always take sifters out.
But they're convenient for people who do like them.
Just a personal preference.
Actually I think you can ask to not have them put on,
but I'm not sure so don't quote me!
Each one has a stick with individual ingredients, names, and whether it's lip safe or not.
A+!
Product wise,
The BIG Shabang!
Unlike a lot of other mineral eyeshadows, the product somewhat sticks together.
So it's more of a creamy texture rather than just a loose powder.
Rattata especially.
In the pictures I swatched dry.
(other than 1 labeled Rattata picture)
They would be extra intense because of that.
Also, I think they'd wear longer on the eye.
At least it seemed like it when I recorded a tutorial.
Obviously the bolder/intense colors last longer and are more pigmented,
that's just expected.
The lighter, shimmery, ones take some packing on if you want them to pop.
(You could also try putting a white base underneath)
But it's a good thing!
It's easier if you just want a hint of color for example.
So my verdict is an....
A!
I'm def not an expert on reviewing,
but I tried to give you details of my thoughts.
So I hope this helps!
-Kyle
:)