Cream Eye Shadow (All Shades)

I have Magnetic and am on the fence with it, surprisingly this wears very well and little to no creasing. The shade is a purpled/taupe/mauve, I have brown eyes with lots of gold, almost an olive gold and I think it is for that reason that this shade works well for me even though I have a light yellow undertoned complexion. The reason I am on the fence is that this really looks best on me on …Read more

Yes they crease, I'll admit that right out of the gate. I don't care nor mind. A quick swipe with my finger fixes the problem. I love RMS' Eye Polishes because RMS just does colors so incredibly well. All the colors have major depth and shine, no glitter. Sometimes if I feel like making an effort, I 'll lay down a RMS eye shadow powder as a base and layer an Eye Polish on top …Read more

It moves all over the place. Even if it is a natural product, it is overpriced considering it is greasy and slips all over the place. However it does look really pretty before it starts creasing. Also another good thing I could say about it is a little goes a long way. I had a sample size and it lasted over a month. I had the shade magnetic.

I use eye shere by Jane Iredale. It is a …Read more

Edit: I read a few other reviews, which I found kind of funny. Reviewers note that those giving this product poor reviews don't understand what this product is or how to use it. Um, it's stuff to make color on one's eyelids, right? I wasn't expecting magic.

After absolutely loving the Living Luminizer, I tried the eyeshadow. It's...not good. It is difficult …Read more

After reading the reviews, I get the impression that maybe half of those who have reviewed RMS cream eye polishes knew what they were using. This isn't a stereotypical creme eyeshadow, it's an oil based eye polish - like a naturally formulated colored gloss for eyes. It's not going to perform like anything else you've tried. If you don't like that, that's fine …Read more

I have these in Lunar and Magnetic. Lunar makes a lovely base shade on my dry eyelids. It's the eyeshadow I reach for when I'm in a hurry and can only do basic make-up and it's also the one I start with when I'm using more products. It's basically everything I wanted the living luminizer to be as it manages to conceal any tiny imperfections on my eyelids while providing …Read more

Love these! I have two of them, in shade Imagine and Inspire. Inspire is a light blue, which is very unusual for me to buy, but it's really beautiful. Pretty sheer, but buildable. Stays on for hours, it's a very balmy formula and can crease but can be rectified by tapping your eyelid, as another commenter said. Imagine is a metallic purple, VERY pigmented! Can be used alone to make a …Read more

I agree with Artbabe, people aren't using or thinking of this product accurately. If you are a fan of the pot shimmer eye shadows such as Chanel's Illusion D'Ombre line, this is NOT the same product! They may look the same, and their shades made even vaguely resemble each other but be assured, this is NOT a long-wearing, thick eye shadow. This is an eye POLISH. (BTW, does …Read more

I used this product in Karma along with the rms beauty Contour Bronze to create a glossy lid look for my blog. It helped create the glossy, sooty, creasy, undone eye look that I was going for at the time. The shine was unreal! However, I would never use this for anything but that and do not plan on purchasing this product in any other shades. I already know I won't be able to use it all up …Read more

Shade: lunar

I don't use this cream shadow in "lunar" as a shadow--I use it as a cream highlighter. I wanted to buy the living luminizer, but was scared off by the price! The salesgirl recommended that I try a cream shadow instead (as it was about $15 CAD cheaper), and it works really well. I pat it onto my cheekbones, and it lasts a good 6-7 hours before really fading!