Wet n Wild Eye Shadows - Page 2

Andreatoo · ‎04-04-2014

For some reason I have a negative association with Wet & Wild...don't recall why but I will definitely be looking in to the eyeshadows.

Just as long as it's pigmented and blends well I don't believe one needs to spend a lot of money on color cosmetics...

Right before the holidays I picked up a $2.00 'stocking stuffer' eyeshadow palatte, LA Looks, 8 colors (matte and shimmer) with a purple theme. They work great! $2.00!

ccassaday · ‎10-21-2010

@Andreatoo wrote:
For some reason I have a negative association with Wet & Wild...don't recall why but I will definitely be looking in to the eyeshadows.
Just as long as it's pigmented and blends well I don't believe one needs to spend a lot of money on color cosmetics...
Right before the holidays I picked up a $2.00 'stocking stuffer' eyeshadow palatte, LA Looks, 8 colors (matte and shimmer) with a purple theme. They work great! $2.00!

When I was a teenager this brand was bad. Maybe it was just because it was the 80's and that's what people wore. But they have a lot of good stuff now.

hellokitty · ‎03-09-2010

I didn't know Wet and Wild was made in America. I always thought they were made in China. I did know they were cruelity free.

OkeyDokey · ‎06-04-2010

I had to purchase some makeup for a project and wanted something cheap. Little did I know that the cheap stuff I found at the drugstore would become some of my favorite eyeshadows. I have several compacts and use all of them regularaly. I use them as often or even moreso than my expensive eyeshadows.

KCDiva · ‎03-09-2010

Elf has some good products too. I have a tri shadow palette I really like. It stays on all day. I get it at CVS or Walgreens.

FUTURE · ‎04-11-2010

I haven't used many of their shadows. I do like the long wear lipsticks, although they are a little drying. I also LOVE their new photo focus foundation. I picked it up earlier this week and have worn it three times with varying primers and powders, and I've had good results. Natural looking and wears well for me.

Quinny · ‎03-09-2010

WOW! I'm glad I asked! You all have convinced me that the small price tag is definitely worth the buy! I can drop less than $10 and try a few things. Where/Who/What else will allow me to do that for $10???

THANK YOU ALL!!!

Andreatoo · ‎04-04-2014

After all the recommendations here I picked up an eight color palette yesterday (Coloricon). I came home, took off the shadow I had put on earlier and applied the wet and wild. I even went by their guidelines, i.e brow, crease, definition etc.. it goes on smoothly, excellent pigment, and blends nicely,. I had very little fall out. It took me less than a minute and it was all still there hours later when I took off my makeup for the day. Keep in mind I did not reapply my primer!

wvumountiefan · ‎09-12-2013

I have the 8 pan Pedal Pusher eyeshadow palette and it's so good. They recently came out with a new foundation and it's suppose to be camera flash friendly. They say on the website that it was tested using 7 different kinds of flashes. I have worn it about 5-6 times and I really like it. My favorite way to apply it is with a flat top foundation brush that I spritzed with a setting spray. I like the application results better with a brush than a sponge.