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| 3, 5, and 10 pan palettes in their box packaging |
I actually placed my first order back at the beginning of March and it got caught in a 'glitch' in Inglot's system where my order was completely overlooked at fulfillment. I waited way too long before I called them (after tweeting and trying to use their contact form online to no avail) and the nice lady I spoke to refunded the shipping (11$) and overnighted my order to me! So for future reference, calling Ingot is the fastest way to get service. This post will show you the AMC eyeshadows I received with a 3 pan Freedom System palette.
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| back of the 3 pan box & 3 wrapped eyeshadows |
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| front/back of an empty 3 pan palette |
The lid has the Inglot logo tiled and is magnetic to the bottom half of the palette by the two metal circles at the ends.
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| each eyeshadow comes in a fitted plastic container that's in a plastic sealed baggie |
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| open palette & lid |
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| 63, 65 & 67 |
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| swatches |
Though I did like these eyeshadows, I was least impressed with them in terms of pigmentation compared to the Double Sparkle (D.S.) and Pearl ones.
- AMC 63 - matte black, decent application
- AMC 65 - black with multi-colored sparkles (reminds me of a pressed version of Sugarpill's Stella), can clump a bit in application, buildable
- AMC 67 - soft navy blue with sparkles, the least impressive application (out of these 3 AMC shadows), had to layer to get decent swatch
