These are a little bit like the Interplanetary Traveller micas, in that they’re near-white bases that shift between three colors, depending on the angle of the light. They’re a larger particle size than the Interplanetary Travellers, so they’re a little more of a sparkle finish…but theyâ€...
I bought most of these colors in fullsize, before I was even aware that these kits existed. (Not too surprising, in retrospect. I tend to go for minimal use/accents when wearing vivid or rich eyeshadow shades, but I love them so…)
A lighter-depth taupe gold, excellent for bolder highlighting, or as a base color to glam up neutral looks.
Named for BFTE's original home town (before the sale), by the time I became a BFTE customer, Syracuse was only ever available in the Spirit Sets. This isn't my favorite orange, but it's far from my least favorite. The dry application can end up looking a bit lighter, and I...
One of a stack of three shades that could be used as blush, eyeshadow, or lip color. The shades were softer, but they were pigmented enough that they'd show up nicely on just about any skintone without lots of layering or extra effort. The colors were just…softer. Not thin,...
Some of UD's matte pencils don't apply too well. This one is the exception! I get a clean, solid line that sets quickly and stays in place. The shade is a great compromise between depth-and-definition and “yes, this is blue eyeliner.”
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