moist n wild Shade Icon Eyeshadow Glitter – Extremely-Pigmented, Vitamin E Infused for a Silky-Easy Moisturizing Software, Cruelty-Free & Vegan – Nudecomer

Wow
It’s small, yes. But you do not need a lot. It’s very pigmented and it will last you a long while. Very nice shade and it’s a good true charcoal. Worth the money, easy to apply, and so far has stayed on well.

Very pigmented
This is extremely tiny,but it’s super pigmented. It’s a pressed powder but it goes on so nicely and is almost creamy. I would easily compare it to any high end eyeshadow.

Picture of color is misleading and these are VERY small
The picture appears the color has a tan or sandy color with a slight sheen or metalic shimmer to it, and even the name “brulee” insinuates a lightly toasted or caramelized color. This eyeshadow has no caramel, tan, or brown in it whatsoever, and is definitely matte. The color is a very matte pink with just a touch of purple that’s so pale it’s nearly white. I bought this color to use as a highlight color with the darker “Nutty” shade, and was extremely disappointed when I opened the shipping box (which contained several other items I had ordered) and saw that the “Brulee” color (which was securely wrapped in a bubble wrap pouch) was actually a very pale baby powder pink/lilac color, and the “Nutty” color eyeshadow ( which actually matches the picture and discription) had been tossed in the box, no bubble wrap or even a sealed plastic outer bag, had bounced around inside the box, causing the pressed powder to be pulverized into dust, and without anything around it to contain the mess, everything in my order was completely covered in a baby powder fine layer of “nutty” colored shimmery dust. The eyeshadow was ruined without any chance of salvaging any if it, and several of the other items I had order that were fabric that had been shipped in thin plastic bags (that weren’t sealed) were completely ruined also. Why would a seller be conscious that the tiny, fragile eyeshadows are very likely to break apart during shipping and carefully wrap ONE eyeshadow in an appropriate amount of bubble wrap to survive the journey, but then have absolutely nothing to protect the other eyeshadow at all?? Not that it should have been necessary, but there was even enough room in the bubble pouch the first shadow was wrapped in, that both colors could have easily been wrapped together so they would both be protected. NOPE, the second shadow was just tossed bare into the large shipping box like an after thought, ruining 8 out of 9 items in my order, and the only item that was securely wrapped enough to survive was the other eyeshadow from the same seller. For real!???And just to prepare you for how small these shadows are, each shadow is 1.25″ L x 1″ W, and the actual amount of pressed powder inside is .75″ x .50″.The color itself is highly saturated, picks up and puts down beautifully, and is overall an impressive quality of dense, silky, easily blendable color. A little goes a long way, unlike most low cost shadows that has to be applied multiple time because hardly any color gets picked up on the brush. I barely need to tap my brush on the shadow to pick up enough to evenly and thuroughly cover my lid from the lash line to the crease. One application is all I need. The color picks up so well, in fact, that it’s very easy to pick up too much product so when you apply the shadow the excess falls onto your eyelashes, cheek area under your eye, or even the side of your nose. You just barely need to touch your brush to the shadow to pick up enough color to cover a larger area than most drug store quality eyeshadows that require going back and picking up more product several times in order to get the color density and saturation your trying to achieve.The product itself is an excellent quality shadow. A little goes a LONG way, otherwise the size of these shadows would render them useless. But don’t let the size fool you. These will likely outlast most other eyeshadows twice their size because of the concentration and saturation of color they apply. It’s kinda like the bottle of laundry soap I buy that is half the size and uses 50% less packaging but I still get the same amount of loads as the big bottle. The seller just needs to be consistent about wrapping such small, fragile items so each one is adequately protected to survive transit and actually be usable when its delivered to the person who purchased it.

Beautiful
The color is amazing to wear alone or as a highlighter. The only hold back is it very soft and will have a little flaking putting it on

Es pequeñita, viene de un color pero pinta de otro

Llego puntual muy bonita

WnW makes terrific eyeshadows. I love these, as well as their palettes. They are pigmented, wearable shades that last. I use the Moonchild, Envy and Mesmerized as liner shades and Nutty and Brule as all over shadows. Brule is good for smoothing out lines as it’s less pigmented and matte while the others are shimmer shadows. Shimmer, not sparkly. Mesmerized is a cool aubergine, Envy a deep snakeskin green, Moonchild is a beautiful deep blue, nearly indigo and Nutty is as you’d expect, nutty, the shade of roasted almonds. Love all. I have olive green eyes and golden olive skin and these all look great with my colouring. As they are cooler shades I expect they’ll be suitable for neutrals and cools as well.A note on those complaining that these are small, that they were shafted. Nonsense. If you look at the actual product amount you’ll see they are 1.7 gms, which considering MAC charges six arms and a leg for 1.5 gms for the same quality of product, these are a bargain. WnW deserves credit for using far less packaging: perhaps it’s the small containers that have people confused. Ads/websites/packages always list the amount of product, so it’s up to the customers to do their own math.A word on Amazon’s packaging, and I hope this problem has been dealt with and my words thus irrelevant. Three times I received shadows that had not been wrapped in bubble wrap and shattered to powder during shipping. Nutty, Brule and Mesmerized were shipped in bubble wrap and arrived in tact. The others I had to reassemble with contact lens solution in tiny 3 gram sample pots. However, necessity being the mother of invention I decided to perform a little experimental cosmetic chemistry and mixed Moonchild and Envy together creating a gorgeous serpentine teal. Teal being a universal shade, I think I scored. I have complained to Amazon and was reassured this problem will not repeat. And I will repurchase all shades, will also make more “Serpentine” (I have a hundred little pots for just such occasions).WnW is really rocking my world lately. I wish that I hadn’t taken so long to rediscover the brand.