Review on 🎨 SHANY Ultimate Fusion - Natural Nude & Neon Eye shadow Palette: 120 Colors for Stunning Eye Makeup by Jessica Morris

Overall this is a good pharmacy eyeshadow for the price. Here you get what you pay for - a wide range of medium to low quality eyeshadows best suited for beginners, young children or anyone wanting to experiment with new colours/looks but don't want to compromise on the good. Things. If you're looking for professional-grade, vibrant, long-wearing eyeshadow with great blendability or color impact, look elsewhere such as. B. Urban Decay, MAC or Colourpop. Just expect to pay $5-$20 per color. To get the most out of eyeshadow, especially one as cheap as this one, you need to use an eyeshadow primer first. I prefer Urban Decay Primer Potion, but even a cheap eye primer from brands like Nyx or elf will help your eyeshadow look better and last longer. Some offer surprising value for money, while others are chalky and striped. There are many similar colors (especially neutral ones) and the pots are small - almost the size of a coin. The shadows themselves are quite crumbly and powdery in their pots, so they're likely to break or crumble during travel. But then again, 120 flowers for less than $20 are still a good deal, even if they're not the best. The biggest problem I had was that some of the shadows were broken. The package was bubble wrap and didn't look wrinkled, but given the way the pallet is made and the shade, I think it's almost impossible to ship across the country without a few pieces to damage. My palette arrived with 5 shades broken, but having read the reviews I knew it was possible so I was ready to have an "operation". (There are many tutorials on YouTube on how to fix broken eyeshadow). With the help of rubbing alcohol and a small stirring stick I was able to fix the broken shadows and they ended up looking brand new!