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Makeup Geek Eyeshadows

Hey guys!!!

I love Makeup Geek products as you know. I have spoken about their eyeshadows, blushes, pigments, and foiled shadows already. I decided to talk about an update of their eyeshadows since I have bought a lot more. I don't buy them all at once though. I buy one at a time. 

(Corrupt, Cocoa Bear, Prom Night, Bitten, Simply Marlena, Homecoming, Poppy, Mango Tango)

(Corrupt, Cocoa Bear, Prom Night, Bitten, Simply Marlena, Homecoming, Poppy, Mango Tango)

(Corrupt, Cocoa Bear, Prom Night, Bitten, Simply Marlena, Homecoming, Poppy, Mango Tango)

  • Corrupt- It is an intense matte black with subtle shimmers. This is the blackest black ever. I could actually swatch it 3 times before it runs out of pigmentation. You do have to be very careful with it because if you are not it can be a disaster to blend. I do love this shade I will repurchase when I run out.
  • Cocoa Bear- As you can tell I love love this color since I hit pan already. It is a gorgeous matte reddish brown and I love using it on my crease and also all over my lid. I get compliments on this shade all the time. I will be repurchasing right before I run out. This is a great everyday shade. 
  • Prom Night- I am not sure how to describe this shade, but on the website it says a pale purple with a hint of gray and a shimmery finish. I had seen I believe it was SuperAshley127 use it in a tutorial and I thought I need that in my life. This is a gorgeous cool tone shade and it is beautiful all over the lid.
  • Bitten- Another one of my favorite shades. It a gorgeous matte maroon red. I love using it on the crease and all over the lid as well, I almost hitting pan on this one and I will be repurchasing once its gone. 
  • Simply Marlena- This one is my least favorite. I actually do love the shade, but you do have to build this one up to get the intensity that I want. The website says it is a rosy pink with purple undertone and gold flecks. I probably won't repurchase.
  • Homecoming- This is a gorgeous brown with gold shimmer. I love doing a brown smokey eye with it. I will repurchase this one once I use it up. 
  • Poppy- This is a gorgeous matte orange. I have used it on my crease and on my lid. I love using it both ways. I don't have an orange like this in my collection so when it was released I needed it in my life. I will repurchase once I run out.
  • Mango Tango- Another one of my favorite shadows. It is a peachy pink with gold flecks. Actually my favorite way to use this shade is in my crease. I am close to hitting pan so I will repurchase this.
Before I forget Makeup Geek products are Talc and Paraben free. I love love Makeup Geek and will always purchase from her. I am so curious about the new DuoChrome eyeshadows and pigments and I have maybe 2 I really want. I will get them soonish.

There is no fallout for me with these eyeshadows. Most of them are very pigmented and they are all blendable. 

Have you guys tried out Makeup Geek?? What are your thoughts on the products?? 

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