As you can see, depending on the lighting conditions it can look very different. Also, depending on the angle you're looking it from, it can appear very sheer with a hint of sparkle, or a vibrant lilac shade, accordingly. For me, in all honesty, I actually find it a slightly easier shade to wear than the E305, possibly because I like to play up the green tones in my eyes, and this is an excellent vehicle for that.
It's maybe not entirely suitable for office wear, but that's never stopped me wearing glitter for work before, to be honest! I teamed it with a taupe eyeshadow in the crease alongside my beloved Guerlain Oriental Metal kohl, and a very nude lip (Becca's Giselle topped with Le Metier de Beaute's Manhattan gloss), here's how it looked in the full context of my face:
Yeah, my hair looked insane in the full picture, so I had to crop it out, that'll learn it.
The Fine Print: Bought them! Nyah Nyah!!
Oh Lordy! That is amazing. I'm sure that is the shade I liked when I looked at Grace's post. Seeing it in the flesh it's even prettier than I had expected.
ReplyDeleteWith a taupe eyeshadow and the coveted oriental metal kohl, it is talking to me! Buy me, Buy me!
Jane x
You look amazing! We've only seen swatches of these, but seeing them on the eyes makes us want to go out and get every shade going. The overall effect is very, very pretty. Liberty's here we come...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great pictures!
xx
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