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Too Faced Shadow Insurance Anti-Crease Eye Shadow Primer .35 fl oz (11 g)
- Anti-crease eye shadow primer
- Has skin soothing formula that evens out the skin tone on your lids
- Full-coverage insurance policy against all fading, creasing, melting, blurring, oil slicked, and hard-to-blend eyeshadow accidents
Your full-coverage insurance policy against all fading, creasing, melting, blurring, oil slicked and hard-to-blend eye-shadow accidents. Our silicone based eye-shadow primer transforms any eye shadow into a perfectly blendable, color-drenched, intensified version of its self, then locks it down perfectly `till you take it off. Our skin soothing formula evens out the skin tone on your lids and smoothes out lines while it secures a barrier between the oils of your skin and your makeup, so no shadow catastrophes will ever happen again. “Thank you Shadow Insurance, I can sleep better at night knowing you’re on my side!”
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List Price: $ 18.00
Price: $ 17.00
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#2 written by Melissa Niksic 1 year ago
Review by Melissa Niksic for Too Faced Shadow Insurance Anti-Crease Eye Shadow Primer .35 fl oz (11 g)
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Too Faced Shadow Insurance is a lifesaver for my eyelids. Usually by the end of the day, my eyeshadow and liner would start to look pretty craptastic. I finally shelled out the money for this product, and it was worth every cent. Now my eye makeup easily stays put for at least 10 hours. I agree that this product is a little pricey, but I think it’s worth it, especially because you only need to use a very tiny drop for each eye. I’ll definitely keep purchasing this product. -
#3 written by bella 1 year ago
Review by bella for Too Faced Shadow Insurance Anti-Crease Eye Shadow Primer .35 fl oz (11 g)
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I absolutely love this primer! I have tried a few others (not naming any specifically) and this was hands down THE best. I work in a really stressful environment and routinely put in ten to twelve hour days and my eyeshadow and liner don’t budge an inch. Seriously, they only come off when I clean my face at night with eye makeup remover. You cannot go wrong in purchasing this product. -
#4 written by Erispera 1 year ago
Review by Erispera for Too Faced Shadow Insurance Anti-Crease Eye Shadow Primer .35 fl oz (11 g)
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I live in Central Texas were it’s been over 100 degrees daily the past two months. I needed an eyeshadow primer that would help keep my shadow in place and not melt off in the heat.
I loved the look of the pretty Urban Decay primer bottle, however, there is still a lot of product leftover in the bottle that you can’t reach with the doefoot applicator. I think it’s a waste to throw it out with so much product remaining. The Too-Faced Primer Insurance tube ensures that you can squeeze every last bit of primer out. You just use a tiny little drop for each eye and dab or pat it on. Don’t stroke it on unless you want wrinkles later. Let it dry for a few minutes, then apply your eyeshadow. I used it with Sephora’s eyeshadow and the colors didn’t melt off in the heat.
Both the Urban Decay and Too-Face primers work equally well, but if you are basing your purchase on packaging I suggest you purchase the Too-Face primer. -
#5 written by Chris Kim 1 year ago
Review by Chris Kim for Too Faced Shadow Insurance Anti-Crease Eye Shadow Primer .35 fl oz (11 g)
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You’ve probably seen my review before, but I had to share my opinion on this product to make sure. There are different sellers who sell this product and I didn’t want anyone to miss my review. So here goes!I don’t know why I didn’t buy this product sooner. I’ve always had a problem with my eyeshadow creasing not long after applying it. I have really oily eyelids, along with my forehead and nose. I would just reapply my eyeshadow and it just looked like a caked on mess.
I finally bought the Too Faced Shadow Insurance and I am SO happy! To see a difference, I used the primer on one eyelid and none on the other. After only just three hours, the primerless eyelid was already creased and the shadow was fading. It looked terrible. How did I ever put up with this? The lid with primer was flawless! I checked every hour and it stayed put for over EIGHT hours! After about eight hours, the shadow did start to fade, but not as bad as the primerless eyelid. After 12 hours, I did notice a little creasing. I’m extremely satisfied with the results.
I know that the Urban Decay Primer Potion is really popular, so I got a small sample of it at Sephora to compare the two. Well, they were pretty much the same. The Too Faced did go on my eyelids more easily and it felt more silky. But the results were the same. Here’s my opinion. With the Urban Decay, the bottle design is really stupid. In order to get all the product in there, you have to literally saw the bottle into three parts. Then you have to scoop out the remaining product and put it in jars. And even if you do get all the remaining product, there’s a possibility that the product might dry out. Plus that doesn’t sound hygienically safe. I say get the Too Faced because the tube is squeezable, allowing you to get all the product inside.
I really thought that this product wouldn’t work. I was skeptical because my eyelids are so oily. I was pleasantly surprised and now I’m sold. This will be a staple in my beauty routine. Go get it!
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Review by Chris Kim for Too Faced Shadow Insurance Anti-Crease Eye Shadow Primer .35 fl oz (11 g)
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I don’t know why I didn’t buy this product sooner. I’ve always had a problem with my eyeshadow creasing not long after applying it. I have really oily eyelids, along with my forehead and nose. I would just reapply my eyeshadow and it just looked like a caked on mess.
I finally bought the Too Faced Shadow Insurance and I am SO happy! To see a difference, I used the primer on one eyelid and none on the other. After only just three hours, the primerless eyelid was already creased and the shadow was fading. It looked terrible. How did I ever put up with this? The lid with primer was flawless! I checked every hour and it stayed put for over EIGHT hours! After about eight hours, the shadow did start to fade, but not as bad as the primerless eyelid. After 12 hours, I did notice a little creasing. I’m extremely satisfied with the results.
I know that the Urban Decay Primer Potion is really popular, so I got a small sample of it at Sephora to compare the two. Well, they were pretty much the same. The Too Faced did go on my eyelids more easily and it felt more silky. But the results were the same. Here’s my opinion. With the Urban Decay, the bottle design is really stupid. In order to get all the product in there, you have to literally saw the bottle into three parts. Then you have to scoop out the remaining product and put it in jars. And even if you do get all the remaining product, there’s a possibility that the product might dry out. Plus that doesn’t sound hygienically safe. I say get the Too Faced because the tube is squeezable, allowing you to get all the product inside.
I really thought that this product wouldn’t work. I was skeptical because my eyelids are so oily. I was pleasantly surprised and now I’m sold. This will be a staple in my beauty routine. Go get it!