Sally Girl Eye Shadow Connecting Compacts

10 Reviews

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   adoringBoars3

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   I have two of these, in “Brick” and “Wine”. They are extremely soft and would probably break if dropped or agitated. The packaging is okay, not the prettiest, but it serves its purpose. They’re also very cheap – $0.99 in USD, but I forget how many in CAD (definitely more than $0.99, though!).
   The texture of the shadows is very soft and they are very pigmented and buildable. Both of the shades I have are shimmery/glittery, and produce some fallout, but this can easily be wiped away. They last at least 8 hours on me over a primer. Overall, I would definitely purchase even more colours!

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   excludedDove5

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   So cute and so cheap! Decent eye-shadow. Many shades have great pigmentation but they crease without primer. Some shades are too chalky and powdery but overall I’ve been satisfied. Ooh, lots of fallout on darker shades, watch out for this.

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   mereClam9

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   These are awesome! They’re a dollar, decent sized pans, and even though they’re all glittery or metallic they are so worth it. So many colours, so pigmented! No complaints whatsoever

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   pridefulHoopoe3

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   I bought a slew of these at my local Granada HIlls beauty supply after reading the reviews here.

   You can get 15 eyeshadows for the price of ONE Stila eyeshadow! After they connect they are kind of wobbly, but who could complain? These are fantastic! 99 cents a piece! The colors are vivid, the texture is soft and they go on and blend like a dream and last just as well as UD or STila. I will be on the lookout for some more exciting colors

   Really loved this product, I would highly recommend!

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   sugaryMagpie5

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   I hate to give this such a low rating, especially since I LOVE their baked eyeshadows.
   I ended up buying 3 of these after seeing the reviews on here.
   I have purple haze, torquise, and the black one.
   I’ve tried them all and have not been impressed. Torquise was the first one I used and it looked nothing like the pan. It was so dull, not shimmery(or glittery), and did not look good on my lid. I will say it has fantastic staying power. I couldn’t seem to get all the color off my lid at the end of the day.
   purple haze is my favorite, but it pretty much produced the same results as torquise. But I was able to remove easier.
   I haven’t tried the black one yet.
   I will probably keep these for a while an try to use them again. If things change, I’ll update this review.

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   adoringMoth6

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   I’ve already written a review for “Bronze”, but these mini compacts are so great…I think I’ll write another! 😉

   First off, the packaging idea is totally genius. For just $0.99 each, you can personalize and create your own cosmetic palette. You can connect as many eyeshadow cases as you’d like.

   I’ve also found for the cases to be sturdy, though a bit difficult to open. At times I have to pop the lid up using my thumb, and it took me about a frustrating minute to do so. However this really isn’t that big of a deal to me, but for people with medical problems such as arthritis, I can clearly see where there would be concern.

   As for pigmentation…then damn. Even without foundation or primer, “Bronze” looks beautiful. It’s a light golden neutral color, great for anytime wear. When wet it appears to be a a color as vibrant and as shimmery as something MAC would try to recreate. I can only try to visualize how gorgeous the other colors in this adorably fitted line would appear.

   All in all, 5/5. Great stuff.

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   gutturalDoughnut1

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   I already wrote a review for White Chocolate under that specific color, but figure I’ll write a review for the general product and update as I use the colors (since I own so many).

   Orange Crush – When I hear orange crush I think of the orange soda. However, in the pan this looks more apricot than orange. On the eyelid it is a beautiful apricot (I dont use any base – this was just on plain skin) – really brightening. Blends really well into my fair/medium yellow undertone skin. As with the others, it doesnt crease or run (and I use no base remember) and lasts thru a full day (including a gym workout). The color shows up really well – I’ve used apricot colors in the past where it barely shows up.

   Cranberry – I havent used this on my lid yet, only as a crease color with Orange Crush and it works beautifully. I have MAC eyeshadow in Cranberry and this isnt as deep and has no shimmer to it (I find the MAC Cranberry has a bit of shimmer to it).

   Will update as I use more colors (have about 8 of them so far to work through).

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   spiritedRice8

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   These are great! Can’t beat the price! And it’s good quality for less and $1. Nice color selection and the packaging is great since they connect to each other. Nicely pigmented and pretty soft.

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   chicAntelope4

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   I love these eyeshadows because they have so many different colors and work very well. The price is great but the packaging is flimsy but is to be expected for the price, I have had a few eyeshadows breakinside packaging but I still love them.

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    ecstaticCockatoo8

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    I love Sally Girl connecting eyeshadows for the most part. I have 5 of the shadows. You have to be careful because some of the eyeshadows are very pigmented and some arnt at all. I have tourquise (excuse my spelling) purple passion, emrald (sorry!) cinnamon, and cranberry. Tourquise cinnamon and cranberry are very pigmented!!!!! purple passion and emrald arnt very good at all just letting you guys know so watch out!!