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If you buy an Inglot eyeshadow once, you will surely buy it again!
And, no! Not because of addiction, but because of their quality level!
On my recent trip to Inglot, I purchased four gorgeous eyeshadows which I would be reviewing today.
Inglot freedom system eyeshadow 407: When I swatched this, I was surprised. It almost looked like MAC eyeshadow “expensive pink. It is a pretty coral peachy shade with a golden sheen. It has a satin finish. It’s a beautiful shade both for fair and medium skin tone.
Inglot freedom system eyeshadow 43: This eyeshadow falls into AMC range which means metallic with sparkles. It’s a golden champagne shade.
Inglot freedom system eyeshadow 42: This has got to be my favourite out of the 4! It’s a gorgeous coppery bronze eyeshadow. It is a versatile eyeshadow for all skin tones. I mostly wear smokey eyes using this.
Inglot freedom system eyeshadow 405: A copperish brown shade.
All of these eyeshadows have a very silky texture and go on smoothly. They blend easily and have a good pigmentation. There is a negligible amount of fallout. Without a primer, they stay on for 4-5 hours on my oily eyelids topped with powder, with minimal fading. With a primer, the wear time is extended by almost 2 hours. Plus, the creasing is real less. Only with eyeshadow no. 43, I found the staying power to be considerably less. It faded fast.
The little glitch here might be the storage problem. However, if you do not want to buy the palette, you could easily store them in the tiny cardboard boxes they come in. Inglot eyeshadows are a must try since they come in a lot of shades and have a real good quality level. I just hope there’s no price hike soon!
Price: Rs.350 each
Which one did you like the best?