A brighter blue, but not so vivid a color that it's neon or ‘strobing' blue. Like most of the eyeshadows I review from TKB, this is straight mica, so apply it wet and over a primer and possibly a shadow base, or it will migrate and crease like nobody's business. It's a stunning shade, though.
The cool version of MPZ's Law Firm Lamb Cake. The sparkle shows up far better when applied dry...at least for the ones I received. In one of the pots, the blue had separated a bit from the white, and so I had to re-mix the color or I had some blue, lots of white (presumably which included the base mix) and the sparkle. The color is nice enough, but I've seen many vendors do 'their' version of a white...
Initially I wasn't sure about getting this color. From the vendor photo, I couldn't tell if this was a dark blue, or a dark green. Turns out it's a bit of both… This color's right on the borderline between a dark blue with slate tones, and a dark blue with *green* tones. The shimmer is fairly sparse, but the color payoff is good. The color is deep enough to use for contouring and shadowing, but it won't power right over...
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