Royal Blue eye shadow. Maximum colour pressed powder eye shadow.

The item items just what I wanted unfortunately it was damaged....Obviously I've been able to use it? So badly damaged stays at home

Exactly what I wanted

It’s bright yellow, the colour is accurate and yes it stays in reasonably. I’m allergic to most makeup, not this eyeshadow though which is odd. However, the ingredients list is unethical and contains talc which may contain fragments of asbestos. I’m wary of using this product often

I love my blue eyeshadow and this make. But it was much darker than it looked on the picture. Also the sponge applicator had shrivelled so not usable. I'm passing it on to a friend who may like it.

Just a beautiful light yet effective eye shadow

This is a great eyeshadow for highlighting underneath eyebrows. Good quality and price. Will buy again

I had to really dig into the product with my brush to get enough onto my eyes. It didn't blend that well unfortunately. It's worth spending a bit more money to get better results

For the price, I really cannot grumble at all. It is reasonably pigmented, but still needs building up to achieve a true wash of colour. Blends easily enough, too. However, it is not a true red and definitely not deep red as it's name implies. It's more of a very red pink and blends out to a pinky shade. Honestly, I cannot find a true deep red in the cruelty free brands I support. Perhaps reds are difficult to manufacture in the way so many black eyeshadows and pencils must be, as they mostly blend out to grey, too. Stargazer have never tested their products on animals,nor commissioned any third party to carry out testing for them, just incase you wished to know.In all, for £2.77, it's a fine eyeshadow and I deepened it up at the outer V and crease with a burgundy shade from Huda Beauty's Ruby Obsessions.