Inglot's Double Sparkle or D.S. eyeshadows each have sparkle to them and apply smoothly with very little to no fallout.
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| empty 5 pan palette |
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| back of packaging and the palette |
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| back of the palette |
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| 483, 487, 488, 496 & 504 |
- D.S. 483 - navy blue with blue sparkles
- D.S. 487 - reddish brown with golden sparkle
- D.S. 488 - peachy pink, very smooth application
- D.S. 496 - sheeny white, smooth application
- D.S. 504 - sea green with sparkle, smooth application
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| swatches |
Inglot eyeshadow #504 was very pigmented from just one layer of swatching and the application was buttery smooth. It's probably my favorite color from this custom palette, and I normally don't like greens.
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| close-ups of 483 & 487 |
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| new/unused 487 |
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| used (see minimal fallout) 487 |
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| new/unused 504 |
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| ingredient list |
Overall, I prefer Inglot's Double Sparkle eyeshadows over the AMC ones, mainly because their color payoff is much easier to obtain.
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