I have this in Purple Pop and Gold Flash and think, considering the very low price that I got them for, that they are very good. I bought them ages ago and unfortunately I haven't seen them around in the brochures for a very long time. Hopefully Avon will bring them back though, and soon because I have ran out now and they are an absolute bargain. As well as the gold and bright purple shades that I have, there is also a bright blue shade you can buy, which is shown in the picture above that has been provided by dooyoo. I can't remember if there are any other colours although I think there may have been a silver available, but don't quote me on that ...  Read the complete review

This is an example of Color Trend aiming their products at the younger age range, ok when I say younger I mean teenagers. Being a slightly older age range I may get away with some of their products, but never in a million years would I get away with these. I genuinely buy these for my daughter, she will wear and get away with these brighter colours, although I will admit to wearing the silver one. It is ok for a highlighter tone, the other colours (gold, purple and this blue pictured above) would really be me scraping the age barrel and desperately trying to capture my youth. The product itself is one of Color Trends good ones, they have a few really bad ones ...  Read the complete review

The new Eyeshadow Brights from the Avon Color Trend range are mostly aimed at younger people. They include Purple Pop, Shimmering Silver, Electric Blue and Gold Flash. These eyeshadows cost £3.50 each and really are as bright and bold as the brochure leads us to believe they are. I personally just dabbed my finger into the Purple Pop version of this product and let my daughter get on with the actual testing as I felt the shades were too bold and glitzy for an older woman like myself. My daughter absolutely loved the vibrant shades and said that several people had commented on her bold look for the evening. She did note that she had to touch this ...  Read the complete review

This eyeshadow's defining feature is its supposed boldness, and that is certainly what led me to buy it. I have the blue shade that is shown in the picture. It looks great in the pot, but not so great on... The product is of a dry consistency, and very tightly packed in the container, which makes it difficult to apply. This means that is hard to apply enough eyeshadow to get the bold and and vivid colour effect it promises. This is disappointing, as the colours look fantastic in the book. The usual price of this eyeshadow is around £3.50, which is far too much for the quality of it. Spend an extra pound or so to get something similar from the Boots ...  Read the complete review