Avon True Colour Eyeshadow Single

Ive got 5 of these Avon eyeshadows cos I haven't got much money to spend on make up and they were on special offer so I stocked up on them. The packaging is different from the picture Dooyoo have got and it is square now with more room around the eyeshadow powder. I like it because I can use the colour lightly for a sheer effect or build it up in layers for if I am going out and want it to look more dramatic. My favourite is the Jeans colour which is a denim blue colour and looks fab with my blue eyes and blond hair. I have got the Pale Gold as well but i use that more as a highlighter ebcause the colour isn't very strong to be worn on its ...  Read the complete review

If you receive brochures from your local Avon representative then you may be aware of their popular True Colour eyeshadow singles. The picture here on the dooyoo website is of the eyeshadow single "orchid" which is a very deep purple with a gothic undertone. It's popular with my younger customers. You can also get this eyeshadow in: Lavender, Metal Rose, Icy Blue, White Pearl, Olive, Chesnut, Blue, Nude and Espresso. Each eyeshadow comes in an attractive little black case that simply snaps open to reveal a generous sized eyeshadow and a miniature application brush. The item comes boxed which I think is important as no-one wants to receive a ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of make up, I have to admit and I really enjoy trying new make up products, even more so if they are free. Last year, I ordered a number of products from my friend's Avon catalogue, having spent over a certain amount; I received a make up bag full of goodies, free. Within that bag was an eyeshadow, called 'True Colour' eysehadow. The eyeshadow was one of Avon's single eyeshadows and in colour 'Chestnut'. These are currently on sales in Avon's latest book for £4 or 2 for £7. There was no choice in shade as it was included with my freebie bag but there is a selection of 10 shades available. I had put this eyeshadow away for a ...  Read the complete review