Comments about Ellis Faas Light Eyeshadow, E305, .08 fl oz:

This is a very unusual product. It's a cream eye shadow that comes in a dispensder pen. If you give it a go, remember the dispenser pen works by building up pressure. So you'll turn and turn and turn and nothing will come out. All of a sudden a whole gob of eye shadow will come out. So turn, check, turn, check, turn, check, until you get the hang of it. When you first use it, expect to have to turn it 20-30 times. The eye shadow does not necessarily need a primer, but I recommend making sure your lids are not oily or tacky with primer before applying. If you put on more than one coat of this shadow, or one heavy coat, it will look like molten metal. Very pretty. Make sure you work with it before it dries, then look down until it dries completely. It will form sort of a metallic film on your lids that will last until 1) you take it off or 2) you play with it too much. If you play with it too much, and stretch your lid, it will start to flake. It's a little tricky to use, but fun and unusual.