Maybelline Dream Mousse Eyecolor

Maybelline Dream Mousse I recently started using eye colours other than the powders which I had always bought, and having toyed with liquids, decided to give the mousse types a go. Advertised as being air whipped, and combining the long lasting wear of powder eye shadows with the feel of cream, I decided that this would probably be easy to apply, and leave me with less blending to cover any creases around the eye area. ~~The eye colour~~ The eye colour comes in a small clear pot with the screw on/off lid being the colour of the eye colour, so at least if you have a few of the pots, you won't be scrabbling around looking at the ...  Read the complete review

I was looking for some new eye colour which was different to the normal browns that I wear and I was recommended this by a woman in Boots. I have now been using it for about a year and thought I would share my view. It is part of the Dream Mousse range that Maybelline do which includes foundation and blusher. It has been air whipped for a creamy, light texture. It claims to 'combine the lasting wear of a powder with the smooth feel of a cream'. It currently costs about £5.86 for 5g in Boots and comes in 7 different colours. I really like the Eden Green one at the moment. It comes in a small glass jar with a screw lid. I have always been ...  Read the complete review

I originally bought this (in "Angelic Pink") as I had heard good things about other products in the Maybelline Dream Mousse collection at the time. After trying it in a variety of ways I was left feeling like I lived on a different planet to my friends who had recommended this product - it left me completely disappointed. This eye colour comes packaged in a rather bulky, heavy glass pot with a plastic screw-top lid to match the shade of the colour inside. Whenever I walked around with this product I was constantly worried about dropping it for fear that the glass would shatter. I found this product very hard to apply evenly. Using ...  Read the complete review

I have alreaedy reviewed Maybelline Dream Blush before, having taken up a 3 for 2 offer in Boots around Christmas. I am a big fan of maybelline products, and it is usually my first stop for afforadable make up. Although I got this on offer in Boots, I think it usually retails anywhere between £5 - £6 for a small pot. As with Maybelline Dream Blush the product is well presented in a clear pot with the colour of the lid corresponding to the colour of the eyeshadow. I opted for Eden Green. However this is available in at least 8 colours - Plum Temptation Angelic Pink Caramel Karma Divine Gold Heavenly Blue Blissful ...  Read the complete review

I'm a pretty big fan of Maybelline's dream matte mousse foundation and blusher, so thought I'd try out this dream matte mousse eye colour. I noticed that these eye colours have similar packaging to the foundations, blushers and highlighters. The colours are in glass jars with lids in the colour of the mousse inside it. Having the lids in the shades of the product, makes it a lot easier to find the exact colour you're looking for and saves time of having to rummage through your make up bag in the morning. One thing I didn't quite like about some of my other make up not being in different colour jars, is that I would find that I needed to empty the contents of ...  Read the complete review