everything here is interactive: we set the defaults, you can change them. think a product has a different format or finish than the one shown? change it! want to track where you keep things ( location) or thoughts about which eye primer pairs best with this eye shadow, or if it is also included in an eyeshadow palette? write yourself a personal collection note, or tell the world in a review.
we’ve placed have / want / had icons everywhere you see a product, either on a picture, in a list (like on the brand or category pages), as well as at the top of individual product pages like this one for EYEdols Eye Shadow - Crimson Fire by Pat McGrath Labs. add products to your makeup collection wherever you see these icons. once there, you can sort by category, have/want/have, or even build your own custom kits for further organizing.
Easy to Apply - how easy to apply did you find this product? |
Application - how did this product apply? |
Long-Wearing - how long-wearing is this product? |
Colour - does this product shift, or is it true to the pan/box/tube? |
Pigmentation - how pigmented is this product? |
Blendability - how blendable is this product? |
Buildable - how buildable(ability to build up more color) is this product? |
Crease-Resistant - how crease-resistance is this product? |
Fallout - how fallout prone is this product? |
Texture - how is the texture of this product? |
Value - how would you rate the value of this product overall? |
Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews for this dusty red hued eyeshadow so far: In the easy to apply category an average of five is a sign that when asked "how easy to apply did you find this product?" primarily favor applies itself. Feedback for the application category an average total of four suggests replies to "how did this product apply?" usually favor even. On the colour category the rating of five indicates evaluating "does this product shift, or is it true to the pan/box/tube?" usually indicate true to colour. Considering feedback for the pigmentation category the current rating of four suggests reviewers in response to the "how pigmented is this product?" mainly favor vibrant. Considering the blendability category a rating of five suggests users & critics responses to "how blendable is this product?" primarily lean blends easily.
at blushgarden, we think differently about reading and writing beauty product reviews. we believe product reviews should provide you with detailed information, let the writer quickly and easily share their thoughts, and be a fun experience for all. to achieve this, we provide a ratings scale for distinct criteria, alongside traditional written comments. this format gives reviewers a way to provide an in-depth review of the same specific aspects of a product, allowing you zero in on the criteria that are most important to you.
without the need for long-form written text, everyone saves time. don’t let us discourage you from waxing poetic if you are so inclined, some people are gifted writers and should share if they want to. we just want to encourage and provide great reviews without that particular barrier to entry.
as an example, one rating criteria for eyeshadows is pigmentation. pigmentation ranges from sheer to vibrant. Sheer might be a desired quality for you, while vibrant might be desired for someone else. there isn’t a right answer, only your opinion.
an added benefit to the scales is quickly seeing how a product might perform. you can identify that a product is rated highly for pigmentation without reading a lot of text. easily compare and evaluate similar products based on identical criteria. apples to apples, if you will.
we would honestly love to hear your feedback, if you have an idea for a new rating criteria, let us know! post in the feedback forum, or send us an email to .
MicheleI very much enjoyed these matte shadows, these shadows, I thought performed really nicely, I thought they were very pigmented, I thought they blended really nicely watch the full review
The Beauty Look Book @ SabrinaEverything is excellent in quality, color payoff and pigment. read the full review
This super saturated sparkly burgundy red, one of Mother’s new solo shadows, lets you experience an emollient-like texture and sensorial feel that glides on with one-stroke, fully-pigmented, opaque color saturation and a polished, bright, multidimensional finish. Crimson Fire is a metallic shadow, which Pat McGrath Labs describes as a gel-powder formula infused with vitamin-enriched emollients that glides on, radiating pure colour with shocking dimension.