REVIEW on Etude House Wedding Peach Shaking Crystal Eyes

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I use a lot of pearl shadows myself

but using one with too much pearl could be overwhelming.

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This product on the other hand has subtle pearls,

making it easier to use without feeling you are overdoing it.

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This is part of the Wedding Peach lineup from Etude House.

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Its concept is princesses, so even the names are princess-like.

From the left, Angelic Magic Staff, Angelic Sunlight, and Angelic Starlight.

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They each conain pink, gold and white pearls

in liquid pigment form.

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I was at first confused as to how to use this,

but apparently all I have to do is just shake it a bit ("Shaking" Crystal Eyes!)

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Applicator looks like this,

much like the standard ones.

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You might get some bubble like this after shaking,

but don't worry.

Just make sure to shake thoroughly so that the pearls are spread throughout.

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There is a small round ball inside

perhaps it makes the pearls mix well with the liquid.

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Colour test when shone with light.

It looks like crystals!

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Keep in mind that the pearls are intentionally a bit more clustered together than usual

to better judge the colour.

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Colour test without the light.

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It's not that shiny this time.

This is good, it's not very overbearing at all.

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The luminosity depends on the light, and what angle the light is coming.

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Unlike the standard powder-like pigments,

the liquid form helps it to stick together.

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It last as long as any other eye shadows,

and colours seem good as well.

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The pearls aren't overbearing,

but it does its job with a subtle shine,

so it's highly recommended for people who want natural-looking pearl shadows.

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I think the fact the pearls don't fly away too much

and it glitters just enough to make it look pretty impresses me the most =)

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Etude House Wedding Peach Shaking Crystal Eyes 5g