(Backordered) Armani Beauty Eyes to Kill Stellar Eyeshadow (5)

The delicate and elegant glitter is very cute.

It has a delicate shimmer that can be used for office makeup without looking out of place. Highly recommended!

It's a sparkly yet not gaudy eyeshadow! It's also great for wearing to the office!

I've suddenly fallen back into Armani beauty. The foundation, blush, and lipstick all match my skin perfectly, and I love them, so I bought some eyeshadow, but it turned out to be a good buy! lol. This No. 5 is pink pearl and has a sparkling, fine glitter! I think it's easy for everyone to use. At my age, I was thinking I'd rather not wear glitter all over my eyelids. (I've been giving up on my favorite things due to poor health.) Then this arrived. The case is cool and heavy, and it's sparkly when I open it. Once I applied it, the pink-beige and fine sparkle blended seamlessly onto my eyelids. The smooth texture and color also helped hide the areas where eyeshadow usually accumulates, which I like, since I have extremely deep-set eyelids. It's not a creamy type that adheres too tightly. Apparently, they only have two shades left. If I'd thought about buying it earlier, I would have bought the whitish No. 6 as well.

I like eyeshadow that lasts, and this is a hit! The look is almost the same in the morning as it is in the evening. It obviously looks beautiful in the morning, so it's really important to see how it turns out over time (lol). When I touched it up at the Armani counter (Isetan Shinjuku), it was really sparkly, probably because of the lighting, and I thought it really looked like stardust. When I actually put it on my eyelids, it wasn't that shiny, and the color was really beautiful. It's nothing like Cosme Decorte's Eye Glow Gem (lol). It's nearly twice the price of Cosme Decorte. As other reviewers have said, it's probably not as well known because they don't promote it much. At the counter, it was recommended to apply it with your fingers, so I did, but a brush would also work (?). By the way, I think you can create a gradation with just this one, but for the photo I added a darker shade called Mac Espresso.