Category: Eye Shadow
Brand: Make Up For Ever
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cynicalGarlic4
I probably dont have this exact color but their eyeshadows are pretty good,on the expensive side but then again you do get twice more than you would get in Mac shadow and
MUFE shadows are creamier
decimalDunbird3
I purchased I628/Reptile (the “I” is for Iridescent) at the same time I bought Taupe Grey (S556). Reptile is a gorgeous golden bronze/green shade and, not surprisingly, I already had so many of the dupes listed at Temptalia (Inglot 419, MAC Sumptuous Olive and Fiction, Bare Minerals Spectacular, Dior Bonne Etoile, UD Stash and a few others)….you get the picture – I have a marked weakness for this shade of eyeshadow! The quality of these newly released shadows from MUFE is outstanding – the ones I have blend like a dream (I’m wearing just Reptile today and it blends so effortlessly that I didn’t even bother with any lighter neutral shade to blend it out – it blends and softens to nothing all on its own (well, with a brush, obviously, but you know what I mean). For an eyeshadow addict like me, I also appreciate that the more shadows you buy, the cheaper the price gets for each one (up to a max of 3 at a time) and also that you get free empty palettes to place these in (at least, these 2 “perks” apply at Sephora). My only “complaints” are that maybe only half of the line (which is so vast as to be almost overwhelming, with many shades that look pretty much identical to one another) are available in-store and the rest have to be purchase online which isn’t something I like. Just today, I went to the store to get a shade I was sure I’d adore only to see, after swatching for myself, that it was just too glittery and harsh looking. I do wish the entire line was available in-store at Sephora. Also, the pans are really a lot larger than many of us really need. I’d prefer a smaller (MAC/UD sized) pan and a lower price that would reflect that smaller amount of product.