PRESS-ON EYESHADOW. OMG
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Date: 2019-09-09
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Comments and reviews: 9
Cyndi Riegger
Once she blended a little it looked a lot better. I mean it wasn't terrible. Maybe not her cup of tea colors wise, but it might be good for someone else. I'm pretty sure it's meant to be blended a little. It's probably not meant to be just press and go and that's it.
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Once she blended a little it looked a lot better. I mean it wasn't terrible. Maybe not her cup of tea colors wise, but it might be good for someone else. I'm pretty sure it's meant to be blended a little. It's probably not meant to be just press and go and that's it.
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Larissa Lopez
I believe Laura Lee did one of these and I remember hers was not ideal but it was not bad and wearable if you kind if adjust things. I think it would work but you pressed and did not swipe at all just press, take a brush and blend. and maybe with a neutral shade
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I believe Laura Lee did one of these and I remember hers was not ideal but it was not bad and wearable if you kind if adjust things. I think it would work but you pressed and did not swipe at all just press, take a brush and blend. and maybe with a neutral shade
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Randi Keene
lol stamp on eye brows. the things I watch in your videos. . they make me laugh so hard. . I majic idk about it. it's always awesome to see you include low priced drug store products too. wet n wild lmfao this was totally a good laugh for me lol I could never
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lol stamp on eye brows. the things I watch in your videos. . they make me laugh so hard. . I majic idk about it. it's always awesome to see you include low priced drug store products too. wet n wild lmfao this was totally a good laugh for me lol I could never
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Angela Siedell
Wow, those are terrible. I tried the Color On Pro press-on eye shadow and it wasn't nearly as horrible. Still took work to blend but the finished product looked hella better than these stamp style ones. Maybe you could give those a try, Tati
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Wow, those are terrible. I tried the Color On Pro press-on eye shadow and it wasn't nearly as horrible. Still took work to blend but the finished product looked hella better than these stamp style ones. Maybe you could give those a try, Tati
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AnonymousOnyx
If you want to know how to correctly apply these, don't watch this video. If you want a good light hearted laugh, watch this video. This product isn't too good to be true, it's a good product when used right. Remember, practice makes perfect
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If you want to know how to correctly apply these, don't watch this video. If you want a good light hearted laugh, watch this video. This product isn't too good to be true, it's a good product when used right. Remember, practice makes perfect
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Kelly Urrego
Oh my word. I don't know how you kept all those cuss words contained. I am so thankful you didn't even consider going thru your day wearing this awful product. As always thank you for trying cool and weird products. love your videos xoxoxoxo
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Oh my word. I don't know how you kept all those cuss words contained. I am so thankful you didn't even consider going thru your day wearing this awful product. As always thank you for trying cool and weird products. love your videos xoxoxoxo
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Lauren Talkemeyer
I always get eyeshadow stamps when I order colored contacts from OhMyKitty, I always use a brush to take the shadow off of the sponge instead of pressing it. I usually like the color and can't bring myself to waste it.
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I always get eyeshadow stamps when I order colored contacts from OhMyKitty, I always use a brush to take the shadow off of the sponge instead of pressing it. I usually like the color and can't bring myself to waste it.
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Kitty Bucher
I've seen people make those work by pressing them on and then just lifting them up rather than dragging, and then using a normal eye brush to gently blend the colors and hit any patches that need more pigment.
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I've seen people make those work by pressing them on and then just lifting them up rather than dragging, and then using a normal eye brush to gently blend the colors and hit any patches that need more pigment.
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Kate Medcraft
I remember back 25-30 years ago the chemists (pharmacy in us) in australia would have eyeshadow and lipstick samples that were kind of like this. think the brands were like revlon and that sort.
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I remember back 25-30 years ago the chemists (pharmacy in us) in australia would have eyeshadow and lipstick samples that were kind of like this. think the brands were like revlon and that sort.
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