I love make up and I also find the most fun type to play with it products for use on the eye area. I have too many different shades of eye shadows to even count but I am always on the look out for new ones. One of the most recent ones that I purchased was the Masterpiece Colour Precision Eyeshadow by Maxfactor. What does the product do? The product appeared to be very different to the powdery shadows that I tend to purchase. At first glance, it appears to be a lip gloss because of the way in which it has been packaged but it is in fact a creamy shadow. It claims to be easy to blend, long lasting and because of the specially designed applicator, it ...  Read the complete review

This eyeshadow is different and is quite a good product. I paid £6.99 which is quite expensive but it does last a long time so you are getting good value for money. This is a creamy eyeshadow which comes in a tube with its own applicator and glides on as a wet creamy texture but dries very matt. It comes in a couple of different colours but there is not a massive range. I have the brown but I also saw a silver, pink and green when I bought mine but there are not lots of different shades to choose from. One of the things that I really like about it is that it stays put all day. I often find with powder eyeshadows that they rub off quite easily but ...  Read the complete review

You may have seen the adverts recently tacked onto the Maxfactor Masterpiece Mascara advert, for their new precision eye-shadows. A cream shadow, in a tube like a liner. Mmm, not something I would normally go for, I like to blend powder shadows to be me. But Boots were offering the eye-shadow free with the mascara. Now I adore the mascara. I've tried many over the years, and this one is top dog for me. And I needed a new tube, so I grabbed a 'coffee' eye-shadow too. Well, it was a freebie. Opening the tube is just like an eye-liner, until you get the applicator out. It's just like a long thin version of the sponge applicators you get with ...  Read the complete review

I fancied the free gift Boots are currently giving away if you spend £15 on Max Factor, and ended up purchasing this eyeshadow amongst other items. It claims long lasting colour which I like in an eyeshadow- who wants their carefully applied make up creased or gone before the end of the day? The eyeshadow costs about £7 and comes in 5 colours- Star Dust (silver), Icicle Rose (pink), Pearl Beige (neutral), Golden Green (green, quite obviously), and the shade I chose Coffee (brown). It comes in a see through tube so you can see the colour, something I particularly like as it means I can easily tell what shade I've fished out of my make up bag. The applicator ...  Read the complete review

This product was a freebie, which was just as well as if I had paid for it I would have been even more disappointed. I must admit it was very easy to apply, using the stick applicator definitely gave me precision but it was very difficult to make the eye shadow have any real impact on my eyes. The more I applied the more it seemed to gather in the creases of my eyes, eventually just looking rather messy! I wear eye shadow every day but I highly doubt that this would last a morning let alone a whole day at the office! This is the first cream eye shadow that I have tried, so maybe there are other brands out there which are better but I definitely won't be going back for ...  Read the complete review