Coffee Latte Mineral Organic Eye Shadow Palette Makeup - Pink Shimmer, Glitter, Cool Toned, Duo Chrome, Talc-Free, Loose Highlighter Powder, Light Hot Pink, Pigment Eyeshadow

Simple ingredients. No talc, no FD&C colors, no oils or preservatives or spooky stuff. According to the box the ingredients are just mica, iron oxides and titanium oxides. That's it. It has wonderful buildable color and sparkle. Made in USA, nice packaging. Easy to apply, I also used some as a bronzer. IDK how I had never heard of this brand before but I am now so super impressed!!

Giselle Cosmetics Loose Powder Organic Mineral Eyeshadow in Coco is absolutely beautiful. The powder itself is very soft and fine. It goes on my eyelids easily and does not make a mess like others I have tried. It is very shimmery, so if you want to add some shine, all you need is a little over your color. You can use more to get to coco color also, which is very beautiful! You can use the powder either dry or wet! It just depends on the type of look you are going for. It's great quality, it lasts all day. The price is not bad either, there is a lot of powder in the container even though the container is small. I expect it to last a long time. I am very happy I chose Coco as my shade. I can use it as eyeshadow, highlighter, or even add some to a clear gloss!

I was on the phone with my hubby when this eyeshadow arrived. My first words were "Ohhhh I want my SUV painted this color!" lol It's a stunning dark purple glitter and almost a black undertone? It's not especially heavily pigmented, though. To me, it's better as a topper than as a stand-alone color (unless you're wanting something a little more sheer!) Also, the company included a complimentary eye shadow primer, which was unexpected and amazing! Since it's loose, there will be fall-out... but nothing crazy. I plan to mix it with some Inglot Duraline and see what kind of eyeliner it would make. All in all, this was a good purchase, and will definitely be trying their other colors as well!

I have used Bare Minerals for years and love it. This shadow is very similar, the pigment is not as rich as BM shadows so it took a little more product but still looks great and stays on. My only negative is that the color is definitely not red it's more a deep fuscia but still a great color! Excited to order more colors!

First I want to thank the delivery people for ringing my new security bell. For the review of Giselles make up. 5 stars it puts bare minerals to shame. I have bought several of bare minerals make up packs etc. and products in the past. What makes me mad about them is the cost. 33.00 and 18.00 for their eye shadow pods like Giselles. And half full. Shame on them. A rip off. With Giselles eye shadows they are 13.00 and more affordable and in my opinion just as good or better than bare minerals. The pods are full and the colors they have in stock are beautiful and vibrant. In the pictures, it’s hard to see on the skin tone. So with this order I have included pictures of the colors I bought on my skin and pictures of the pods. In future orders that are to come, I will include more pictures on my skin ,so you can see the other colors . Later this week I have a couple more colors that are coming to add. All toll there will be aprox 45 colors with reviews for others to see. 3 to 4 colors each month. I hope this helps , so you can see the various colors Giselle has to offer. I love the colors vibrant and beautiful

This product is well packaged and pretty. Too much glitter for me, I wanted more pigment for an eyeshadow. This would be great as body or hair glitter. Just didn’t fit my need.

Stunning shimmer. Love that it’s made with minerals and not microplastics!

Like experimentally applying glitter with absolutely no precision? Then this is the loose pot-o-glitter for ryou! I don’t see how this is supposed to be for eyes, lips, NAILS(?!),hair, etc. I’ve worked with finer pigmented powder that came in a crafts kit from Michael’s, truth be told. Packaging: buyer beware. This pot-o-flecks is tightly sealed with a clear sticker that has a tiny opaque “tab” you’re supposed to pull to release the stubbornly-bonded adhesive micro-thin, yet tough-as-hell to remove clear disk covering the top. This tab will break off—bye bye! If you can successfully peel it off (I had to use tweezers) you’re left with a clumsy 3-hole shaker. Pigmentation: cloudy with a chance of transparent, random glitter. Tips on how to use this “eyes, lips, nails & hair” product are supposed to be revealed if you scan the QR code they provide on a card in the packaging. You’ll scan and visit a single youTube video with an enthusiastic brand evangelist telling you to apply it dry for an “opaque translucent finish.” ( Is that the same as “non-see-through-sorta-see-through”?) who then suggest using primer to apply it for more pigmented application. Translation: Our glitter will look great on you if you can figure out what substance to use to make it stick to your skin, nails, hair, etc.) Like most people, I gambled this purchase on the delusion that I could return it If I didn’t like it. But remember to remind yourself there’s no take-backsies if you open it. Kudos for having such a vegan, cruelty-free, organic pot of glitter! Now I know my glitter won’t hurt the planet when it inevitably gets spilled all over every surface on my little house!