(Limited Sale) Clinique High Impact Eye Shadow Stick (04 Cafe Au Lait)

I wanted to save time and reduce the amount of luggage I had to carry when traveling or on business trips, so I came across this eyeshadow. I had previously purchased and used Rose Truffle at a department store cosmetics store, but I used it up and decided to buy it again. At Cosme stores only carried Pink Honey and Black Honey, so I purchased these colors this time. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to save time. However, as I used it, the core of the eyeshadow would sometimes fall out or chip. I will be more careful with my second tube.

I happened to notice 07 Flame Ember, so I tried it out, and it was exactly my favorite orange shade! I put on Flame Ember and went home, but the color was stronger in sunlight and in the lighting at home than the touch-up. They need to do something about the lighting in the department store! I also touched up the beige, but I thought it had no color at all, but I'm sure I was wrong. I also have the Laura Mercier Caviar Stick, a similar stick-type eyeshadow, and when I compared the two, I found that the Clinique eyeshadow applied smoothly, like a colored pen. If you blend it quickly, it becomes a beautiful eyeshadow, but the surface is smooth. After writing it, I left it for a while to compare it with the Laura Mercier eyeshadow, but it fixed and became impossible to blend! It doesn't blend even if you rub it hard! It's amazing! In contrast, the Laura Mercier eyeshadow leaves a powdery texture when you write it on your hand, but becomes fluffy when you blend it. The texture is completely different. I applied it in the morning without an eyeshadow primer and left it on until the evening, and the color didn't change. The tip of the darkening shade is large, so if you don't apply it gently, you'll end up applying too much, which is a shame, but if you tilt the tip of the tip and apply it, you can apply it to the eyeliner. It's great for when you're short on time or traveling, and it's great because the color stays the same even when you can't touch up your makeup. Later, I also bought the cafe au lait shade. This one is more beige than gold. It doesn't have much color payoff, so using Suqqu's Monolook Eyes Awa-bo (matt brown) as a base gave it a nice color. Alternatively, you can apply the darkening brown shade first, blend it out, then apply the beige, and then add the darkening shade to the edge of your eyes to create the look you want.

It really is a time-saving makeup product. You can quickly do simple eye makeup with just this one product. It's enough for days when you don't have much time or don't need to wear heavy makeup.

If I can complete my eye makeup with just this one product, it'll save me time! I thought, and immediately bought the full product. The colors are cute, and it certainly saves time, and it's very convenient to carry around... but the color payoff is lighter than I expected, especially the powder part, which I thought would be a strong color, but it's a bit dull. I think soft color payoff is probably the trend these days. The color itself is very cute, so it's my own fault for not touching it up properly before buying it. I could have just added colors from another palette, but my main goal was to save time, so it ended up being counterproductive. It's not in the affordable price range, so I should have tried it at the counter.

It comes in two colors, making it easy to carry around and the colors are spot-on, so I think it's a convenient time-saver. In the official photo, it looked like a beige pink and brown, but it was actually a bluish pink with a lot of large silver pearl particles and a reddish-purple brown. My yellow-dark skin makes the colors a little difficult to use. I'd like to try the other colors as well.