EyeStudio Color Tattoo 24H Eye Shadow Reviews

this product lasts so well. It lives up to its name and it has great wear. I applied it in the morning and after a full day at work it was still there. the only thing I found and I'm not sure if it just how I applied but I did find it creased a little. The colour is great.

This eyeshadow is true to it's name - it really does stay on like a tattoo!

I got caught onto this product after watching Charlotte Tilbury using it on an editorial photoshoot. So, I had to try it for myself and purchased the blue and it was as pigmented and bold as it looks in the pot. It has creamy, waxy consistency and glides on well using a synthetic brush or fingers. You do, however, need to work rather speedy as it can dry quickly. No need to set it, and provided you haven't applied it too thickly, it won't crease. It will literally stay on until you use your heavy duty cleanser to remove it.
I have found that some colours work better than others for some reason and the downside is that they can dry out a bit if you don't keep them well sealed.

These eyeshadows have a really nice creamy texture and it applies easily onto the eyelid and it lasts for hours without fading or smudging. It is easy to apply with fingers or a brush. I have this eyeshadow in a few shades and they are absolutely my favourite eyeshadow. The packaging is great, it comes in a little pot. The eyeshadows all have great pigmentation and this eyeshadow blends really easily.

This product was really weird for me, I got the colour shady shores which looks like a shimmery yellow gold however when I used mine it was really strange. While the colour looks like a bright yellowy gold in the packaging it looks completely different when swatched and on the eye. It turns into a weird sheer irridescent green and it also dried up after a few months and it gets patchy after that if you try and build it up. I think I would actually like this product if I got it in a different shade and I am pretty sure the tester in store wasn't like this either, so i am hoping it was a bad batch because I have heard really good reviews about this product, unfortunately this particular shade didnt work for me.

I have bought a few of the colours over the years and really like these . I just pop them on with my finger and if need be give them a blend.
The more skin toned colours ( barely branded) makes a great base for other shadows but there are plenty of colours in different finishes that look great on their own.
I have oily slightly hooded eyelids so I have a bit of a problem with product moving around on my eyes, these last a fair amount of time on my eyes (highly doubtful they would last the claimed 24 hrs)
These can dry out before you get to use it up so make sure the lid is on really tight.

I've used two of these in the colors permanent taupe and creme de rose.
I love these. The price is good, staying power on my oily lids is comparable to mac paint pots and the elf primer, and I like that there are matte colors and not only the usual shimmery ones. I put these directly onto the lid with a stiffer "blending" brush and then I go over them with a powder eyeshadow. I have purchased creme de rose twice now as it is the perfect base color for my fair skin and permanent taupe is great under all kinds of grey and brown shadows, as it is quite a neutral greigish brown.
I can find no fault at all with this product.

I recently acquired the Maybelline Color Tattoo 24hr in the shade Bad to the Bronze. So far I have been loving it! The formula is so creamy and applies easily to the eyelid. The colour is so long-lasting I definitely recommend it!
I have applied it with a flat brush but have found that it applies best with fingertips for the best pigmentation.
I have also found that the colour is very buildable to achieve a smooth metallic finish.
I will definitely by purchasing the other shades!

I get really bad hayfever during spring, so my makeup is always smeared around my face when I have watery eyes. However, upon discovering these eyeshadows, the issue has been resolved!
They are best applied to the finger in a little dabbing motion, and they look good by themselves or with other shadows layered on top. I like to wear Bad to the Bronze on the lid with a copper-orange colour blended into the crease to make my blue eyes pop. I've had mine for a while and it hasn't dried out yet, so that's a plus.
The shadows last all day and are sometimes a pain to remove, but they are worth the effort!

I own two of these little pots in th eblack and nude colour and they are awesome. These shadows can be used as a primer (nude) or with the black one, as an eyeliner. The nude one can also be worn on its own too.

My experience with the nude one is that my shadows appear bolder and last longer throughout the day. The black one complements well with the smokey eye look.

A little goes a long way with these shadows.