Revlon Eyeglide

I was looking for a new deep brown eye shadow a few months ago and after finding none that caught my eye in the usual places, I headed into Poundland. I saw a collection of "Famous Brands" cosmetics as it is called in Poundland at the end of an aisle in the store. I have the EyeGlide in the colour Mocha - which as said before is a dark brown colour. The tube is a thin but quite long, deep brown colour with a rounded end. Pulling the lid off, you are met with a slanted sponge applicator which is quite stiff so applying the product is pretty easy. It is a cream eye shadow which comes up out of the applicator tip when you twist the tube. ...  Read the complete review

As you can probably tell, I am working through the contents of my make up bag to review. I love make up and it is so much easier to write about something you like. A few weeks ago, I was browsing on eBay and came across Revlon EyeGlide. I'd never heard of this before and as a rule, I don't normally buy anything I haven't heard of. I paid 99p for the EyeGlide in Champagne and had no real idea of what this product was, aside from a 'Shimmer Shadow'. Whilst eagerly awaiting my delivery, I decided to do some research on Revlon's website and found this product with the following blurb: Get creamy eyecolor that glistens all day, easy as: Twist. ...  Read the complete review

I don't know what made me buy this! As an over 30 yr old woman I'm really not into 'moist' eye shadows at all. They seem to show up imperfections, crease badly (the other day I used a couple I found within a make up compact and the looked terrible after half an hour) and basically they just don't look good! I can only assume i bought it thinking it was a pretty colour and it was a lipstick! The Packaging.... These colours all come slightly metallic so the case of this product is the corresponding colour to whats in the tube (mine is exactly the same colour as the tube so you know what your getting!) The case is coloured and shiny like a pen ...  Read the complete review