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Avon Eye Artist TrioNewest Review: ... greeted with a smokey-eye staring right at you - it's quite pretty and a nice touch. The colours themselves looked promising ... more More Avon makeup
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by - written on 21/11/09 (Very useful, 5 readings)
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I won one of these in a competition a while back. The one I recieved was the grey,white and black version. At first glance the compact is very tidy and modern looking,if a little boring. It's small,square and black. When you open it,however,you're greeted with a smokey-eye staring right at you - it's quite pretty and a nice touch. The colours themselves looked promising in the compact - the black was charcoal-like and not too dark,the grey was silvery and the white wasn't too bright or too cream-like. Onto application ; this dosn't apply very well,in my opinion. It flakes and powders and falls into your eyes as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/03/09 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Avon have recently bought out a new Eye Artist Trio that is designed to make designing the perfect eyeshadow blend nice and simple. It costs £8 usually which I feel is a little bit expensive for this quality and quantity of eyeshadow, but it is presently available for £5 which is much more reasonable. Each little palette is square shaped with an eye inside and three lines of eyeshadow running in strips over the eye to remind us of where we should be putting each shade. The shade at the bottom of the eye is for the base, the shade in the middle is for contour and the shade at the top is for highlighting around the inner eye and brow line. I think ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/08/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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THis is such a stupid idea. Avon think we are all idiots I reckon, why else would they sell 3 eyeshadows in a set but put them where they think we should put our eyeshadow? I have got the Teal Tutor set and the colours are quite nice but they look rubbish if you apply them where Avon say to. The colours don't blend that good because the powder is v. sticky so by following Avons advice you end up with 3 different colour stripes of eyeshadow and none of them go with each other anyway. In my set I got a baby blue, deep green and apple green eye shadows. I like the baby blue colour because it brings out the colour of my eyes but when I put this on as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/09/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Loved, Loved, Loved this!! What a great little product!! I have The eye artist trio in Grey Guidance and I think it's fab!! It has a silvery/grey at the bottom, a shimmery black in the middle and a shimmery white on top, and the colours work fab together. I was in two minds about buying this product as I usually find eyeshadows never seem dark enough when they are on, I usually opt for cream based eyeshadows, but boy am I glad I did! I think I paid about £6 for it when it was on offer but I would deffinatly pay the full price! When I go out with the girlys I like to have my eyes really dramatic and this really works well with a bit of black ... Read the complete review
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