Makeup RevolutionReloaded Eyeshadow Palette, Iconic 1.0, 15 Shades, 16.5 g

I was after a nice neutral tone set of eye shadow, I saw this and the colours were exactly what I was looking for.The choice in this palette is amazing, start off with one of the lighter colours, then add the silvery one to the corner of your eye, then blend out with the darker shades to reach the overall effect that you are after.These don't crumble either, it is almost oil based, so it applies to your brush effortlessly, it doesn't drop off like some powdery sets, as long as you tap the brush a few times, and once it is on, it isn't going anywhere.I'm thinking for the upcoming season this is going to be the one that I use on an everyday basis.Give it a go, try it out, if you're as happy as I am, then you'll certainly not regret it.I hope you like my review, Angie x

I am a beginner when it comes to eye shadow but I'd been watching Jaime French and felt the need to try.Since ordering this I've learnt it's lacking in transition colours - or maybe I'm just not being bold enough. I definitely agree with what another review said as this palette isn't for everyday looks and you do need another palette to balance it out.I do really like the metallic shades but yeah as you can see haven't used much of the others yet... I'll have to dabble more!

Overall a good palette, revolution is always a nice brand to use, affordable, beautiful creamy smooth powder shadows that apply nicely, lots of shades in this palette would have preferred a couple more matte shades instead of so many shimmery browns that are quite similar. I love the shimmer pink shades though, use them every day although they don’t last too well on my lids no matter how much I apply. But for the money a good palette

I want to try some really bright colours for a change. This was the perfect colours and price for experimenting, and for wearing.

Heading says it all really - the colours are jewel-like and easy to apply. The shimmers need a bit of help with a damp brush. They add a nice bit of colour when used in conjunction with a more neutral palette - by itself you're not going to get an every day wearable look.