Lilac Matte Soft Light Pink Pastel Purple Lavender Pressed Powder Single Vegan Eyeshadow; Talc, Paraben & Cruelty Free

The color looks just like pictured. Nice, rich color and long lasting. A little goes a long way!

I was looking for an eyeshadow to alternate with my beloved Bobbi Brown Cocoa, an irreplaceable purplish brown (now sadly discontinued) so as to stretch out my remaining cache. Thought I would give this hopefully dark purple a shot. Love it! It’s deep yet somehow subtle, seriously flattering to brown eyes and light gold-toned skin. Goes on nicely as well with a good brush, and has decent staying power. I will be trying another color from this line.

It’s a good color as I use it for eyeliner. Better than using black. It could be just a bit darker but happy to have found this as the one I’ve been using for years has been discontinued.

Very pretty color. Goes on smoothly and stays. Will definitely order again.

Nice color...smooth application...lasts all day wear...highly recommend

I purchased the Smokey Plum. The color was the perfect shade of “bruise” if that’s what you’re looking for. I would have kept it if it was just a bad color choice on my part, but aside from the shade it also didn’t live up to the fab reviews I had read. It’s really nothing special, took a bit to get an even application and wiped away quickly when trying to blend. I’m not a fan.FYI I’m a stylist and wear makeup every day, no novice. This eye shadow is very basic low end drug store quality imho

Perfect Plum Color with staying power. Matt, not shiny.

I gave 4 stars because of pricing, they are big but still... I ordered 3 shades of earth/ brown/ grey spectrum and the Pewter Gray Green is my favorite but only because it accentuates my green eyes the best. I tried all of the 3 on lids with no primer and I must say that I was surprised with lasting power with no creasing and I have hooded eyes and am a mature woman. Pigmentation is strong and can be layered (made softer or stronger) and I stayed away from matte ones since there is complete misconception about mature skin and "shine" ! I do not know WHO got an idea that matte finish is more flattering (??!!!) since matte powders creep in every tiny wrinkle in larger amount than it is deposited on the surface of skin and that makes wrinkles MORE pronounced. That also applies for face foundation and powders. I agree that having glitter on eyes would be childish and completely inappropriate at my age but some satin-like reflection is a MUST ! For that reason I am in love with those shadows, they are not sparkly but have some subtle reflection that give "awake" and "youthful" effect. I can not comment on sensitivity since I will have to wear those for couple of days to see if they irritate my eyes, but so far so good.