I had held off writing about these shades because 1) they’re limited edition 2) I got them on clearance & didn’t know if they would still be available & 3) I did write about my favorite shade which is the Sephora Outrageous Prisma Chrome in Metallic Taupe here. Clearly I changed my mind! See, they’re still on sale on the Sephora website here & I really want you to be able to snag them if you can. These are so worth the clearance price of $7 (even the full price which I paid for one!) & I desperately wish they were permanent. Keep reading to see the other 2 shades I snagged!

 You can see lots more information on these eyeshadows from my first review but I wanted this to be quick! I love these shades both wet & dry which is always a bonus. I’ll show you in swatches below. The packaging is sturdy, I like the peek window, & the shadows themselves have amazing pigmentation & feel smooth. Honestly…the only negative I can find is that they are limited edition.

Sephora Outrageous Prisma Chrome Eyeshadow in Beige has a touch of light bronze & rose gold depending on the lighting…& well…Beige! Love this shade, gorgeous.

Sephora Outrageous Prisma Chrome Eyeshadow in Lilac is lovely & has some great purple & blue tones.Looks a bit duochrome on the eye which is cool, not a strong shift or anything but one of those ” in between shades” that I love for originality.

Left to right: Sephora Outrageous Prisma Chrome Eyeshadow in Lilac dry then foiled, Sephora Outrageous Prisma Chrome Eyeshadow in Beige dry then foiled.

I just love these eyeshadows. I really hope that if you’re making a Sephora order or happen to frequent Sephora in person you’ll check them out. On clearance for $7 is amazing. Have you managed to get your hands on them yet?

I always run out to buy the Wet n Wild trios. I own all of them from the permanent line & when I saw posts about this new limited edition one I knew I’d be stalking it down. I had to go to 2 different Walgreens to collect them all but for only $2.99 each I didn’t mind. There are 6 trios total, keep reading to see swatches & review of them all!

These trios have a white background & the originals are black. They each come with a sponge applicator & small brush. I used ELF eyelid primer for the swatches below. They’re numbered so I just went from low-high for reference. Check out each trio below, some are matte & some have shimmer. These photos were taken in natural sunlight.

Your 15 Minutes Aren’t Up!- I like this bright yellow, especially over a white base to make it pop. The purple doesn’t have a lot of pigmentation. It looks pretty matte on the eye though which is nice. The pink shade has mauve tones & is probably my favorite in this trip, nice pigmentation especially for a pink.

A Regular at the Factory- The pale shimmery yellow has some glitter in it. It is fine but there. I needed to do a few swipes to get it like the photo above. I like the turquoise, very pretty. The orange shade is a nice, true orange with light shimmer. I wouldn’t have put these 3 shades together but I really love this trio!

Hard Being the It Girl- These 3 shades are pretty much matte which is nice. The light pink is nice but the blue is my favorite, nice pigmentation. The creamy shade was powdery for me when I tried to layer it. I’ll probably only use this for highlighting.

Three’s A Party- I was super excited about this trio, great red! They may look slightly satin but they are pretty much matte in real life. All three shades have very nice pigmentation. The black isn’t the blackest in my collection but it is still quite nice. They are all soft & easy to use as well.

I’m Seeing Triples!- I think this is the most striking trio visually in the packaging. Love this lime so much, great shade. The blue is probably my least favorite, it isn’t all that spectacular. The purple is kind of a pinky grape, very nice! Pretty much a matte trio as well.

To Muse and Carouse- This was the reason i had to go to 2 stores, people snapped this trio up fast & I can see why. In this collection of 6 this is the only one containing more than one neutral. The brown shade is a satin & has really nice pigmentation. I think it is a great shade. The peach & baby blue are pretty & useable. Overall a nice trio with nice texture.

 Overall, nice shade variety. I always love vibrant eyeshadows so I think they delivered that for a reasonable price. This is also mostly a matte collection which is quite a shock, usually Wet n Wild does a lot more shimmer/glitter. Nice change. Wet n Wild shadows are best worn over an eyeshadow primer & I apply them in layers using a patting motion. You have to be really careful not to overblend the matter shades especially. I’m quite happy with my purchase overall!

Which trio do you like the best? Have you found them yet? Which do you find the most unique?

Do you have makeup products that you “visit” at certain stores? Often it is pricey palettes for me or other things I just can’t justify. I’ll pet it, swatch it, sigh at it, then move along. I know I really like something when I keep coming back. That is exactly the case with the Stila Smudge Stick Waterproof Eye Liner in Turquoise. Now that I officially own it & have been using it for a few weeks I’m ready to share my thoughts!

I’ve been a big fan of the Stila Smudge Sticks for a long time now but this is my first bright shade. I have some deeper shades, like plum & moss. This is also (to my memory) the first Stila Smudge Stick I’ve purchased that doesn’t contain shimmer. These wear very nicely & apply quite smoothly, especially for an automatic pencil. These are not retractable so do pay attention to how much product you’re rolling up!

Stila Smudge Stick Waterproof Eye Liner in Turquoise is more of a mint than what I consider a turquoise. It is still a lovely shade though! I don’t wear this shade in my waterline often & instead opt to wear it on my lid for a pop of color. I often top it with another shade to smoke it up a little but it works nicely alone as well. This is a waterproof pencil & while it wears great on my lid it does tend to wear off a bit more in my waterline. I figure it is both because I have allergy eyes & lighter shades tend to fade more quickly there.

All in all, a beautifully unique shade. I don’t have anything close to this color in my collection & definitely not something matte. I’m very impressed. This was a it pricey but these pencils last a long time. I also think it is a limited edition shade so if you want it, you’ll need to snap it up. I picked up my pencil at Ulta.

What do you think of this shade? Do you have anything similar? Interested in seeing a tutorial?

Love purples? Me too. In fact it is a bit unhealthy. I just adore purple everything. This is my first Too Faced single eyeshadow purchase & after much swatching I knew it needed to come home with me. There are some other shades I have my eye on but I’m happy to say this is my first. If you love purple, shimmer, & something a bit different you’ll likely dig Too Faced Exotic Color Intense Eye Shadow in Violet Femme too.

The packaging itself is quite the standard from Too Faced. Ultra fair pink & gold is what I’ve come to expect. The eyeshadow itself looks like an abstract black flower. I definitely appreciate the peek window so I can see the shade. Pretty but simple. If you are used to square/rectangle shadows this might be a bit of a challenge to store. I took it showing my nail so you can see the size reference. This isn’t all that big.

When you first pick up this shade, it doesn’t look all that spectacular. It looks like a pretty violet with slight shimmer. Pretty but not out of this world.

Swipe your finger over the shadow for the first time & you’re off to wonderland. The sheen beneath is absolutely crazy! When it hits the light there is not doubt that the gold shines through. It isn’t crazily pigmented but that is actually what I like about this particular shade.

When applied, I find you get fallout. Both of the swipes above (one is a heavier swatch while the other is sheered out) are applied dry. I’ll be doing an eye look with this shade wet which is when it really shines. This shade in general applies better wet, spongetip, fingertip, or with a firm brush.

I seriously love this color & only wish I had bought it during spring! I think it is going to be really pretty with some of my bronze shades as well though!

Have you tried this color? Any other Too Faced eyeshadow singles I need in my life?