Elf Cream Eye shadow Duo (Butter Pecan) - shade that is illustrated above I have had this product for a while now but I have only just started using it, mainly because it is incredibly easy and quick to use and because the peachy shade is fantastic for spring. I have a few elf products and I find them to be quite hit-and-miss, with some products being just awful and others being cheap but fantastic products. - Product description (from elf website) "Express yourse.l.f. with the easy to blend, crease resistant, creamy duo eye shadow colors. Each gorgeous shade can be worn alone or together for a dramatic effect. The soft-blending ...  Read the complete review

When I first heard about E.L.F (eyes lips face) products, I decided to make a massive order of products as they were such a good price, so I might as well dabble with a few of them. I am not usually a big fan of cream eye shadows, but since these were only £1.50 I could not help but order myself a couple of them. Firstly, you get 3g of products which is reasonable but not a great deal meaning you are likely to get through it quite quickly. This eye shadow is a duo, and looks as shown in the image therefore contains two different colours which combine well together. I picked up a shade in Butter Pecan which is a caramel brown and a chocolate brown as shown in ...  Read the complete review

I did my first e.l.f order a couple weeks back, e.l.f has been one of those products I've always been interested in but as they don't have a store to test the products in I've always kind of chose other brands over them. So double curiosity came with this product as it's the first cream eyeshadow I'd bought too. So I kind of rushed to try this one when the order came. ==E.L.F== E.L.F (Eyes, Lips, Face) is an American born brand where 'Beauty meets Value.' Over in the States all the products are priced at $1. Following a similar rule over here, all the products are priced at a tiny £1.50. (Although the new Studio range is £3.50 a pop) E.L.F ...  Read the complete review

I bought the e.l.f Duo Eye Shadow Cream for the simple fact that I only have powder eye shadows and wanted to try something different. I didn't want to spend a lot on a cream eye shadow in case I did not like the consistency so I headed straight to e.l.f (Eyes Lips Face) where they only cost a bargain £1.50 and you get two colours in a pot. There are 9 shades to choose from and I chose the eye shadow #7101 Butter Pecan; a beige gold and chocolaty brown. The website states that the Eye Shadow Creams are 'easy to blend' and 'crease resistant' so they sound perfect for everyday wear. I was quite impressed with how pigmented the eye shadows were. The colours were ...  Read the complete review

I bought these when I was in the States a few months ago for $1 each - this is around 70p each which is unbelievably cheap! However, they can also be purchased in the UK from the elf website eyeslipsface.co.uk for £1.50 each which is over twice as much as in the US but still very very cheap. The benefit of using a cream shadow is that they create a smooth canvas for any other eyeshadows, so I have been using them as a base. I love the butternut pecan duo as seen in the product image because the peachy side is a very neutral base colour, and the darker brown I love to use as my liner on my lower lash line. They come in an array of colours and I am thinking of trying out ..  Read the complete review