Hip, trendy and totally funky – Galaxy Glam Eye Shadow from Too Faced will make you think you are looking down at a heavenly planet of shimmering lights. Awesome little pods of color, these mesmerizing eye shadows adds great depth and coloration because of the unique mixture of pigment. Sometimes eye shadows are great to look at but the product doesn’t live up to its packaging. Not so here. I love these eye shadows since I tried to achieve the same blended effect with other single color products (3 – a pencil, a shadow and liner) but couldn’t quite reproduce it. Because of the way the product is first applied to the brush then onto the skin is why it’s a great and unique effect on the eye lids. Application was easy but be careful not to overdue it. You will blend too much leaving a less desirable, flat looking application. I really tried to achieve as much of the effect the product gives in its container before using it and you can by being light with the brush – almost dabbing it on as not to smear or blur it on. The Moonbeam, which I tried, is a bit dark – great for that smoky effect so popular (last season) with little effort. Better yet it’s great wet and with a micro brush as a liner I got a super-rich line with a lot of depth and color transitions from grays to teal/greens to blacks without much effort. I can’t wait to try the Supernova with hints of pinks – hot!
What it is:
A range of iridescent color swirls for the most glamorous eyeshadow looks this side of the Milky Way.
What it does:
Like metallic meteors from outer space throwing sparks of light across the night sky, Galaxy Glam leaps into hyper drive to deliver star-worthy eyeshadow looks. Futuristic Italian opalescent-pigments are baked into each black domed shadow for intensity and blend together to produce a unique multi-dimensional smoky eye, light-speed ahead of any mere earthly cosmetic product. They give an innovative new twist to the classic smoky eye.
Galaxy Glam comes in 4 shades:
Deep Space (black with cobalt blue)
Moonbeam (black with laser light green)
Shooting Star (black with galactic gold)
Supernova (black with peach and pink)