ColourPop

ColourPop

shortii532023-06-26T16:25:32.000Z
colourpop cream blush stick in Aloha
KatieRoxx2023-06-21T15:09:03.000Z
Read the fine print on back. ColourPop does identify shades "not intended for use on eye" on back+
of their packaging with an asterisk next to the shade name. How many shades are like that just depends on the palette. Typically, it's their chunky gl
VioletOblivia2023-06-21T15:01:21.000Z
Morphe caused a nasty reaction on my eyes. Stinging eyes, red flaky eyelids, the lot. ColourPop r/o
has never given me any problems at all
10172023-06-21T11:15:06.000Z
Are ColourPop palettes eye safe? I read that Morphe had some unsafe palettes they were calling eye+
shadow palettes (well, they called them pigments and never said "eye" anywhere, but they look like and are sold as eye shadow palettes). So since the
doocaw2023-06-21T00:30:36.000Z
ColourPop makes nice little palettes. Going Coconuts is my HG neutral palette. I prefer this over +
high end ones that I have.
teedums2023-06-14T09:30:52.000Z
Sydney Grace is my favorite, but I can only use vegan shadows so that eliminates...
a lot of brands for me. Colourpop is decent, and Nomad has really nice mattes.
CherylR2023-06-10T23:11:32.000Z
The Colourpop wand concealer is great for this. The only thing is there's a million shades r/o
and it's nearly impossible to get an exact match without seeing them in person. I got very lucky when it first came out and my Ulta had a counterto
8ball2023-06-10T21:51:22.000Z
Colourpop, but a lot of brands have different formulas, some of which are good
shortii532023-06-07T17:58:09.000Z
colourpop super shock in aster
teedums2023-06-03T13:09:12.000Z
Yes, quite a lot actually. It would be easier for me to list who I do like to be honest...
Most high end and luxury, out of my price range. Many brands that are not vegan because I cannot use non-vegan products around my eyes. Many bra