Wow! Overwhelmed is the word that comes to mind with this one. Works well as crease color because the finish is a silky satin one, and the staying power is fantastic! I thought it might be a disappointing glitterball or a dupe for something I already have but it is not. Pair it with rosy golds or neutral creams for a feminine look, or light olives for a sophisticated look. Tres chic! I can really see hitting pan on this. Recommend +++
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This is a warm, reddened, coppered brown that would probably complement anyone. Buttery smooth, easy to work with and long wearing, I think this works well as a crease color at night even on aging eyes as well as a lid color. I particularly like it on the lid on top of Nyx jumbo stick in Milk. Crazy gorgeous color, you will not be sorry!
This is so gorgeous.
It's long lasting, it's pretty easy to apply, it looks good on everyone..
and the color...IS SO DAMN PRETTY.
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Super impressed with this eyeshadow.I was looking for a more updated look & this color was perfect.I love the packaging,non-messy (I thought it may have been a loose powder).Beautiful brown shade & it did last the entire day! continued >>
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I am finding more and more drugstore products to be as good as or better then high end ones.and this is a perfect example. The color is beautiful on my brown eyes and goes on with rich pigmentation as nice as any more expensive product I have tried. I tend to use a 239 MAC brush to pack this on my lid, shading it out above my crease line. If I want a more dramatic eye I will use black eyeliner/gel with it but if not, I use a brown liner if I want less drama.
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I've been wearing this for about a month, and now I'm ready to review it. This is the only shade I own in this line. It's a dark warm brown with some golden and pinkish flecks in it. I get different looks with this depending on the brush I use. When I use a fluffier shadow brush I get a slightly shimmery taupe that is perfect for every day use all over the lid, very natural, warm and brightening at the same time. When I use a more traditional, dense shadow brush, I get a dark, rich, warm chocolate brown that I use as a crease color with my Maybelline CT in Barely Beige or as an all-over color for some drama. I've also blended this with olive green and metallic gray shadows, and it looks great. This is a very versatile color. I've never worn this with primer, so it creases slightly after a few hours, but nothing that I would mark it down for. I love the packaging. It's substantial, but since it's plastic it's not heavy. I would repurchase this, and I will also repurchase in other colors. It deserves five lippies.
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Wonderful rich m, warm brown. Very smooth, perfect when applied with fingers. I love using this in my outter v and in the inner corner. Nice shimmer, no glitter chunks.
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I love the Infallible eyeshadow line, and I don't usually like drugstore eyeshadows. Bottomless Java was added to the line in 2012, and as soon as I saw swatches, I knew I was going to love it. The shade is similar to an eyeshadow I already own, Urban Decay's Twice Baked; but while I love the UD color, it's quite gritty, hard to blend, and suffers from a bit of fallout. Bottomless Java is creamy, super easy to blend, and pigmented with shimmer. It's a warm-toned, medium to dark brown with flecks of gold and pink. It looks quite sallow when it's sitting next to the other Infallible shades, but I'm pretty sure this will be a flattering neutral or smokey eye color for a lot of people, especially those with warm skin undertones.
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