You can do so much with a light base and then do something totally different with a dark base under your shadows. I'm happy to see the different shades ranging from light to dark. These are in a handy, travel-friendly, squeeze tube. They also have five options of eye primers or "eye base". The top left is Stargate, top right is Nova, bottom left is Cosmos, and bottom right is the Liquid Glitter Eyeshadows I mentioned above. The second set of swatches are all shimmer and from the "Cosmic Drip" line. The top left is the Soft Blend palette, the top middle is Medium Blend, the top right is Bold Blend, the bottom left is Define, and the next two are both the shimmer palette Spotlight with flash and without. So 4 quad palettes of matte shades and then the neutral shimmer quad palette from the same line. The swatches for the shadows go as follows: the first set of swatches is the Basic Beat line. From top to bottom are Interstellar, Celestial, Supermoon, Aurora, and UFO. These are priced at $15 and the swatches for these are included in the second set of swatches below of just shimmers and it's the bottom right box. I also love these as a base for loose pigments or glitters cause.sparkle.
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I use them by themself on the inner corner and lower lash line. I always use them on top of a similar shadow so that it packs more of a punch when I'm using it on the actual eyelid. Those are my favorite to use for a "halo" eye and in the inner corner of the eye and lower lashline. What I've used the most are Aurora and UFO. A beautiful blue that is quite pigmented as a blue base and glitter on top. These are nice, but I prefer them over a shadow and not by themself. They also released "Liquid Glitter Eyeshadows" in the "Cosmic Drip" line. So far they wear very well, they don't really move around throughout the day. All the shades whether it's the matte shades or the shimmer/duo-chrome, are extremely pigmented and the matte shades are so easy to blend and I've not noticed any "patchiness". The "Basic Beat" palettes are $19 and the "Cosmic Drip" palettes are $23. I have three quads from the "Cosmic Drip" line. In the "Cosmic Drip" line, they are all foiled shimmers/duo-chrome. What I absolutely love is that they did 4 quad palettes of neutral-toned matte shadows in the "Basic Beat" line and one quad of neutral shimmers. These come in a simple but sturdy, clear, 4 pan palette so you can see what shades are inside easily. I notice they're have a sale right now that is buy one get one 50% off. So if you're interested in trying it, go for it. Especially the shadows and more specifically the matte shadows. If you aren't interested in seeing all that, I'll go ahead and tell you that aside from just a few gripes, these products are great. This is going to be a long review along with so many swatches, prices, thoughts, pros, and cons, etc.
The Basic Beat products are in orange packaging, the Cosmic Drip items are black packaging. The first and mainline is the "Basic Beat" line, they quickly followed with a shimmery, colorful, and duo-chrome line called "Cosmic Drip". So, I've been trying these products for over 2 months.
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