Hard Candy Shadow Quads

The Pixie Eye Quad by Hard Candy is a set of 4 complementing colours that come in a gorgeous brushed metal compact. The quads colours are as follows; Brat - A sparkly indecisent white that works great when used as a base for the other colours. Great as a highlighter for under the brow. Sissy - An almost holographic effect shimmery light peachy pinky white (this is a colour you really have to see for yourself) I adore this colour its great on its own or as a complement for the darker colours, goes great with a nice black eyeliner for a glam effect. Swell - Is a bright pink (like Urban Decay Hotpants Shadow)small microglitter. A bit of a scary colour in ...  Read the complete review

Recently, I spotted in my local Boots the entire collection of Hard Candy cosmetics. They have now started stocking a whole load of new cosmetic lines, including Bloom, Benefits and Ultima. I bought myself Hard Candys' Eyeshadow quartet. The colors are quite 'disco' .... lots of glitter and dark dramatic shades. I was looking for an everyday shadow so I decided to go for "Old Skool" which consists of a glittery brown, a neutral beige, a coppery beige and a cream highlighting shade. What I love most about this compact is that it comes in the cutest packaging. The four shadows comes with two dinky little brushes, one is a double ended ...  Read the complete review

Hard Candy shadow quads are absolutely the best eyeshadow there is. The packaging is absolutely gorgeous, which makes these really lovely to have. The four colours come in a square aluminium palette, with a good sized mirror in the lid, and two applicators, including a really easy to use and effective slanted liner brush. The palette then comes in a snazzy holographic pouch to protect it. Of course, it's the quality of the shadows that's really important, and these are unsurpassed. They're very highly pigmented and many contain a quite incredible amount of shimmer or glitter. The high pigment factor also means these don't wrinkle or fade for ...  Read the complete review