wet n wild Color Icon Eyeshadow Glitter - Ultra-Pigmented, Vitamin E Infused for a Silky-Smooth Moisturizing Application, Cruelty-Free & Vegan - Karma

This glitter eyeshadow delivers amazing color payoff with a single swipe. The ultra-pigmented formula is silky smooth and blends effortlessly, giving your eyelids a vibrant, sparkling finish. Infused with Vitamin E, it feels gentle on the skin and doesn’t flake or crease easily. Perfect for adding drama to any makeup look, whether for parties, festivals, or everyday glam. Fun, affordable, and high-quality — a glittery must-have for bold eye looks!

Love this color! Adds a nice sparkle and easy to brush on.

This is not a powder eyeshadow, it's a ton of silver glitter in a gentle adhesive. FYI, the container is small and thin, so you don't get much per container, but that is reflected in the inexpensive price. What's great and unusual about this eyeshadow is the glue. You can use a thin layer of this, then dab on a different glitter or a shiny powder on top, and it will stick and stay much longer. It goes nicely on top of powder eyeshadows, so you can create some pretty layering of colors and shine. Love this stuff.

I love wet n wild makeup. I love this color and the ease of application. The shadow isn't too thick, and I don't feel too much stickiness. Overall, I found this product to be great, and it is worth the money.

The picture appears the color has a tan or sandy color with a slight sheen or metalic shimmer to it, and even the name "brulee" insinuates a lightly toasted or caramelized color. This eyeshadow has no caramel, tan, or brown in it whatsoever, and is definitely matte. The color is a very matte pink with just a touch of purple that's so pale it's nearly white. I bought this color to use as a highlight color with the darker "Nutty" shade, and was extremely disappointed when I opened the shipping box (which contained several other items I had ordered) and saw that the "Brulee" color (which was securely wrapped in a bubble wrap pouch) was actually a very pale baby powder pink/lilac color, and the "Nutty" color eyeshadow ( which actually matches the picture and discription) had been tossed in the box, no bubble wrap or even a sealed plastic outer bag, had bounced around inside the box, causing the pressed powder to be pulverized into dust, and without anything around it to contain the mess, everything in my order was completely covered in a baby powder fine layer of "nutty" colored shimmery dust. The eyeshadow was ruined without any chance of salvaging any if it, and several of the other items I had order that were fabric that had been shipped in thin plastic bags (that weren't sealed) were completely ruined also. Why would a seller be conscious that the tiny, fragile eyeshadows are very likely to break apart during shipping and carefully wrap ONE eyeshadow in an appropriate amount of bubble wrap to survive the journey, but then have absolutely nothing to protect the other eyeshadow at all?? Not that it should have been necessary, but there was even enough room in the bubble pouch the first shadow was wrapped in, that both colors could have easily been wrapped together so they would both be protected. NOPE, the second shadow was just tossed bare into the large shipping box like an after thought, ruining 8 out of 9 items in my order, and the only item that was securely wrapped enough to survive was the other eyeshadow from the same seller. For real!??? And just to prepare you for how small these shadows are, each shadow is 1.25" L x 1" W, and the actual amount of pressed powder inside is .75" x .50". The color itself is highly saturated, picks up and puts down beautifully, and is overall an impressive quality of dense, silky, easily blendable color. A little goes a long way, unlike most low cost shadows that has to be applied multiple time because hardly any color gets picked up on the brush. I barely need to tap my brush on the shadow to pick up enough to evenly and thuroughly cover my lid from the lash line to the crease. One application is all I need. The color picks up so well, in fact, that it's very easy to pick up too much product so when you apply the shadow the excess falls onto your eyelashes, cheek area under your eye, or even the side of your nose. You just barely need to touch your brush to the shadow to pick up enough color to cover a larger area than most drug store quality eyeshadows that require going back and picking up more product several times in order to get the color density and saturation your trying to achieve. The product itself is an excellent quality shadow. A little goes a LONG way, otherwise the size of these shadows would render them useless. But don't let the size fool you. These will likely outlast most other eyeshadows twice their size because of the concentration and saturation of color they apply. It's kinda like the bottle of laundry soap I buy that is half the size and uses 50% less packaging but I still get the same amount of loads as the big bottle. The seller just needs to be consistent about wrapping such small, fragile items so each one is adequately protected to survive transit and actually be usable when its delivered to the person who purchased it.

A few years ago I bought a couple of wet and wild quad shadows that were so faint, i tossed them out and said Never Again! But I'm always on the hunt for a purple Shadow that doesn't make me look like I got punched in the face so when this popped up for $2 I thought I'd give it another shot. Not only is the shade beautiful but it's bold and long lasting. This is a picture after all day wear, no shadow primer either. The only thing I feel like I should point out is that I put on black eyeliner first on the top lid, traced the shadow over it and dusted it lighter over the rest of the lid to get a smokey eye. Also for reference, Im 49, have hooded eyes and oily skin (to include eyelids but this stuff stayed put even without primer)

Although my normal eyeshadow colors are usually light pinks, mauves, light purple, silver, White, and tans I like to dress it up a little bit by using the Wet and Wild single Glitters. I wear glasses and this helps draw attention to my eyes and brighten up my look! I wear a little bit each and every day. Even so, these single glitter eyeshadow packs are a great value! A little goes a long way and these can last quite a long time. And what's great is at these price points I can get a few different colors at the same time. I highly recommend them because they are long-lasting. Using a good eyeshadow primer first, and then putting on my regular eyeshadow and accentuating it with these Glitters, applying them with just my fingertip only, I get great shimmery play off my eyes and it lasts from before I go to work till the time I'm taking it off purposely to go go into the shower or go to bed. Wet and Wild really has some of their makeup products down pat. And at their prices you just can't beat it

I tried several of the colors, and gave most of them 5 stars, but for some reason, Brass felt a little sticky, like petroleum jelly. The other colors didn't feel sticky. Bleached was a little hard to see, (see my comments below about this color) But here are the pros and cons of this color and these wet and wild glittery eyeshadows i general. 1st photo Brass 2nd photo is Bleached 3rd photo is all the colors I've tried and reviewed. (all the other colors got 5 stars) PROS PRICE, only paid like $1.29 (they are small, but a little goes a LONG way and they last a while) COLOR SELECTION: Come in a nice variety of colors GLITTERY-Nice and glittery for nights when you need a little glam! GOES ON SMOOTH-(I put these on my model, but I did not use primer or any setting product, and I'm no make-up artist and I used a q-tip, so keep that in mind when viewing the photos) REMOVES EASY-Wipes right off with dollar store make up remover wipe. No glitter residue left on eyes or face. TRAVEL SIZE-small enough to throw in your jeans pocket in case you want to touch it up while you are out, but you probably won't have to, it stays on a long time. Cons Just for this color, Brass 354C, felt a little sticky, not sure why, but only this color felt this way. Also Bleached is a little harder to see, you can only see the glitter, not the white color, but not totally a con because you can layer it on top of some other eyeshadow you have that you just want to add some glitter to. Not exactly a con, but be sure to remove the side upc sticker and the entire front sticker so you'll find the little tab you need to open it. Took a few minutes to figure out the whole sticker had to come off so I just saved you some time and aggravation.