CHARMACY Duochrome Eyeshadow, Insane Shifters Chameleon Eyeshadow, Creates High-Impact, Metallic Eye Looks, 100% Vegan and Cruelty Free, 1.9g (#903)

I absolutely loved this eyeshadow. I will definitely buy more colors of this brand.

These are some of the best shimmer eyeshadows I have ever had. I have tried applying with my finger and a damp, fluffy crease brush, all over eyelid up to crease.The damp brush applys it more saturated and it shows up better. The color shift in bright light is amazing. They don't irritate my eyes and I own many of the colors.

Unlike the other Charmacy "crayons" that are absolutely a waste of money, this is not. I would buy stock in Charmacy for more of these. It goes on easily, stays on, and is perfect with or without a primer. I can sweat, sneeze, or get caught in the rain and it stays put. Love love love this color. It is by far my favorite! Comparable quality to Concrete Minerals but with a different texture and far more affordable.

I don’t know what I was expecting, but I’m just a little disappointed. Now, I will say, the product is gorgeous! With ghost white skin, this does not show up and even has an appearance of bruising. I searched it twice on my arm: the first is product alone and the second swatch is with primer. No difference and the fall out is kinda crazy. It wipes off super clean so I’m suspicious of how long it lasts on the eyes. It clumps when you apply it. Like I said, I don’t know if I was expecting makeup magic, but it’s just not it for me.

The shadow is very pigmented and color-shifts with every angle. Best to apply with your finger or with a shadow sponge applicator.

Package arrived perfectly intact. Finish looks different on initial appearance, but when swatched or on the eye is very similar to the images. Mine did not come with any glitter glue, but used with some Nyx glitter glue, works amazingly. I love it.

Very pigmented, easy to apply

First, mine arrived broken-shattered actually-so that my affect my experience.It came in a lovely little box, but unfortunately it looked like it had been dropped, probably several times. I could see the cute pressed pattern that shows off the spectrum of colors as is pictured.The texture is...difficult to work with. It doesn't like to stick to itself, or anything really. This means that color goes on quite light. To get the beautiful effect there needs to be a quite thick layer which is difficult to do. An eyeshadow primer would probably be helpful, even chapstick might work in a pinch. It also doesn't apply evenly. I tried with a brush and with the little spongey stick things (it doesn't come with any kind of applicator) and had better luck pressing chunks on and trying to spread them than any other method. This is very messy and gets everywhere and I didn't want shimmer in my under eye wrinkles so that didn't go great either. I might have had a better experience if I'd been able to just swipe on fully pressed powder, but I'm sure with use it will break up in the pan regardless.Eventually I did get enough to stick, and I must say it's very pretty! It does indeed have different color shimmer at different angles, tho, at least in the lighting I checked and with my eye shape, wasn't a full range as pictured. It was kind of a light goldish-pinkish-hint of blue, with the light gold dominant. YMMV as I think the lighting will be the most important factor, second the amount of product. To be honest, I'll probably use this as a fancy cheek highlighter or stick it in some clear nail polish and not bother with it as an eyeshadow. It was very disappointing for how expensive it is.