Stargazer Eye Dusts

I was after a bright eyeshadow for a night out one day, and noticed these Stargazers eyeshadows. They come in a variety of strong, vivid tones in a powder form. They are easily applied with a brush or applicator, but i find i always get some down my face when applying. When applied i find that they don't last awfully long so i always put a thin layer of vaseline on my eye lid first when helps it to stick, i swear by this tip, this can also help to create a stronger tone of the shade. Eventhough some of these colours are pretty bright they don't look stupid on your eye like some bright colours do, but i would say that they wouldn't suit everyone. I also like the ...  Read the complete review

Very bright eye shadows no matter what shade you get to be truthful, they aren't overly bright which is good. It is a powder so you have to watch when you open it that you don't spill it all over your floor. But you have to turn it to take the lid off which is better than flicking it open because then it would fly everywhere. Also because its dust, you need to get rid of the excess left on your eye shadow brush before you put it on or it will drop off and go on your face, and if you use finger to wipe away it will just spread across your face. They're just £3 in places I've seen they're apparently cost more in other shops, so for £3 is quite a ...  Read the complete review

The shop i work in stocks a massive range of Stargazer and these dusts are a really popular product. The first and biggest point i want to make about these is that they are £3 in most places yet just as good (most of the colours) as barry m or even MAC pigments. They are a very highly pigmented dust and some of them contain glitter and shimmer too. So here's the low down anyway! Price: £3 for a dust that never ever seems to run out! total bargain! A hell of a lot cheaper than the other market leaders too as Barry M dusts are £4.50 to start! Packaging: After you get the super stick super annoying ...sticker off to open these ...  Read the complete review