butter LONDON Sheer Wisdom Serum Shadow

Have repurchased at least 10 times. Perfectly neutralized pink/purple eyelids, covers tiny veins. And plays so well with all eyeshadows. Better eyelid base than anything sold as a base.

Really easy to use and color is good for work. I just tried it out on a quick trip for work and it stayed put for 12+ hour day and came off easily in the shower with my regular face wash. I have a medium skin tone so it what's much more subtle than in the photos. However, I like that for work and my eyeliner and mascara still popped. I'll probably try a few other colors as this is so easy to apply and dries super quickly.

I would recommend this brand and I love the color. Soft in yet a statement in it own. I got to use so I could effortlessly do my make up on vacation and it worked great with my other brands and colors also stayed all day and did not crack or flake I am very pleased.

I bought the shadow in the shade of rose petal. It so closely resembled the color of my skin as to be invisible. At first I was pissed, but then I realized it makes an absolutely fantastic eyeshadow primer AND undereye concealer. It stays on all day without budging and keeps the rest of my eye makeup perfect. No creases under the eye, it covers my dark circles and It prevents oily eyelids so both my powders and cream products stay on perfect. I guess you could call it a successful failure.

I purchased buttercream, mauve mist, and rose petal. The difference in these three colors is almost (almost) nonexistent. This can be good or bad depending on what you want to do with the shadow. I used the buttercream as a primer over the entire eye lid (it gave a nice soft yellow brightening effect without being super obvious on pale cool olive skin), the rose petal on the lid, and the mauve mist over the crease & contour. The mauve mist was an extremely subtle shadowing against the rose petal.Overall, the effect was very natural looking while still opening the eye up and giving it some pop. the appearance would be quite acceptable in any professional work place for day wear. Application was very easy and forgiving. The formula's liquid to powder transitions is fast, but forgiving. Once it turns to powder it's easy to brush out areas you don't want to be quite so heavily covered, or if some got on the wrong spot. It also blends in well with other colors layered on top, though I would be interested in seeing how that works out with stronger contrasting colors since the three i have are almost indistinguishable from each-other.The color was definitely not build-able for me. The depth of color for a single layer while good, would have been better if one could get a greater depth of color with additional layers, but I did not see this with additional application.i used my finger tip for the application of all three colors, this allowed me to control both the amount of product being deposited and where it was being deposited a little better in my opinion. the wand applicator used entirely too much product for me.As to the claim, "improves the appearance of wrinkles and smooths lids for a more youthful, fresh look" I'd say that's patently false, at least while you're wearing the eye shadow. It's possible that the "anti-aging" will improve the look of the skin over time, but with this first application it left my skin looking dried out and cracked and made the fine lines and wrinkles more noticeable, not less.

I was looking for an eye shadow project that wasn't flaky powder since I always have trouble with it falling into my eye and irritating it. This solved that problem. This stuff is fascination in texture. It is kind of a powder liquid that doesn't flake. So you put a little one then dab into place with a finger and it settles perfectly. I was also looking for sheer muted colors that don't look like make-up but do cover up the veins in my eyelids - these colors are spot on for doing that.

I use driftwood as an eyeshadow primer. It’s my absolute favorite. It also works on its own but usually I put powder shadow over it. I love it because it doesn’t dry my eyes out and is the perfect beautiful sheer taupe color. I’ve tried a few of the other colors but they don’t come close to driftwood. I have sensitive eyes and wear contacts and it works great.

Doesn't show lid wrinkles like powder does. Creamy and moisturizing.