REVLON So Fierce! Prismatic Eyeshadow Palette - Creamy Pigmented Eye Makeup for Stunning Matte & Pearl Finishes, Shade 961 That's A Dub, 0.21 oz. Review

This palette is great value for money. They are easily pigmentable. Excellent translucency is a great substitute for the Tom Ford Body Heat palette. They are perfectly shaded on the eyelids. I'm a cosmetics collector and a fan of Japanese eyeshadows. This palette reminds me of the shimmering colors of some expensive Japanese palettes. I will definitely be buying all the other palettes from this So Fierce collection.

I bought this because of the green tint. It's nice in a pan, but on my skin it comes out as a muted dark color. For the record, I have extremely pale alabaster skin and strawberry blonde hair, so the colors always look very realistic on my skin. This green appears to me as a dark earth tone, like slate or steel.

If you have a deeper complexion, chromatic blue looks grey-bronze :( I wasn't impressed with this palette. It's slightly curved

Very nice eyeshadow palette. I bought it mainly because of the gorgeous blue color. When dry, the shadows look more purple, but when applied wet, they look more blue. Completely satisfied with the product. will hold Many Thanks.

I actually bought this product for pink and I love it. The shadows aren't very pigmented and require multiple swipes to achieve the desired coverage. You get what you pay for. In the turquoise palette it wasn't a turquoise at all but a very dark blue-grey so I was very upset that I still didn't have the turquoise shades I wanted.

Eyelid creases become more visible with age. These are good creamy eyeshadows, but the last creamy eyeshadow that just disappeared was my favorite. It stayed blended all day and showed no wrinkles. This Prizmatic isn't that good, but the colors are translucent and pretty, filling in the creases from the start. Please return a different formula. If it ain't broke, it doesn't need to be fixed."

This Revlon eyeshadow is so silky. I love colors! They really catch the light. The formula is interesting. You can click and shuffle them with your finger. Or use a dense eyeshadow brush. A fluffy brush gives a barely noticeable shade. It takes a little trial and error to figure out the best way to use them. But they're certainly stunning, so it seems worth the effort.