Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Shadow Pencils
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You have to try these
I got these from Urban Decay on sale. I really like them, and getting them on sale is even better. — 1 year, 3 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 4 of 5 people said helpful
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In LOVE
I love these pencils. They are technically an over-sized version of the regular 24/7 pencils, but most of these have glitter in them. Naturally, UD makes them highly pigmented so you don't have to spend a lot of time building color. These glide on effortlessly and I like the little shimmer from the glitter. They are more pricier than the regular 24/7 pencils so some people may prefer investing in those instead if they want to save a few bucks. — 2 years, 2 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 4 of 7 people said helpful
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Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Shadow Pencils
I bought the 5 pack they were selling over the holidays. My first reaction was to compare them to NYX's jumbo pencils (both cream eyeshadow sticks, yes?) and these knocked them out of the park! I have very hooded/not quite monolid eyes, so staying power is important. I ALWAYS use the NYX HD shadow base, and paired with these? BOOM! All day wear, no creasing, great colors. :D These pencils are amazing. I wear contacts and live in a high-humidity climate. I've never before had a waterproof eye product that didn't at least start flaking part-way through the day, but this stays pristine for a full 12 hours (at which point I take it off regardless). I use a basic all-over face primer and some concealer around the eyes, but no heavy-duty eye primer - the pencil stays put all by itself. Plus, application is silky smooth and easily blendable, which is so important around the eyes. Finally, it comes in a wide variety of colors, from basic blacks and browns to dressier, glittery shades. Love these... Started with Sin and Rehab... went out and got Lit and Mercury... FANTASTIC stuff! I've found that if I put on TooFaced Shadow Insurance on one eye, and before it sets... swipe on the shadow pencil... extra blendability, no creasing, no fading! Just do each eye separately... then there's plenty of time to blend. And once one layer of color is on, somehow layering and blending is easier. Like others have said, I wish this was in a twist pencil form rather than using a sharpener. And- I did manage to drop one which dinked the tip... But I just pushed it back on and made sure I applied straight from the tip downward (not on an angle) and I was able to save most of the product. I'm not sure how long these will last... I think MUFE's aqua eyes may be a better value in terms of the quantity of product. Amazing! It's the best eyeshadow pencil I've ever used! These pencils are highly pigmented, easy to apply, to blend and extremely waterproof and smudge-proof. And, easy to remove. I bought two - sin and rehab. They works great as both eyeshadow pencils and eyeliners. All these two pencils plus a mascara are all I need for my eyes. With these, I don't need to check my makeup after workouts or a tough day. For $20, I think it's a fair price for the quality and the amount of product I got. Since it's versatile (eyeshadow and eyeliner), I think it's a great buy while $18 for a eyeliner which is 1/3 amount is expensive for a pencil needed to be sharpen so often. These are super creamy and can be smudged really easily, plus it stays put when applied over the UD eye primer (original). The colour payoff is incredible! I also love the fact that I don't need to carry my e/s brushes along as these are so utterly travel friendly and just my fingers will do to smudge them. I am in total love with these e/s. I have the following colours which I totally love. Total repurchase always. Narc = mossy green e/s Sin = champagne e/s which i use for highlighting when using Narc and Rehab Rehab = beautiful neutral brown that is not too reddish or orangish or dirt brownish Delinquent = purple with golden flecks of shimmer Morphine = light purple that i use mostly for highlighting when using Delinquent — 1 year, 1 month agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 12 of 23 people said helpful
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