Kiko Water Eyeshadow

Kiko Water Eyeshadow 200 Champagne and 218 Grapefruit Pink

Thanks to some discounts on the website, I discovered the Kiko Water Eyeshadows. These come in 30 shades, all shimmery and absolutely gorgeous!
I own number 200 Champagne, which is a very very very metallic champagne and a beautiful inner eye highlight, and 218 Grapefruit Pink, which is an amazing color that is very difficult to describe! It is a mix of pink, orange and gold shimmer. Indescribable, unbelievable color that is perfect for summer!!
Kiko Water Eyeshadow swatches in 200 Champagne (bottom) and 218 Grapefruit Pink (top)
They are also incredibly pigmented, the swatches you see were the results of one swipe dry, but you can use these eyeshadows also wet by spraying your brush with any face mist or water. This will give you even more intense color payoff and longer lasting power!
I highly recommend these shadows if you can get hold of them, I will definitely pick up a few more colors in the future!!!

xo
A

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  1. Laura AlagözApril 13, 2014 at 4:08 PM

    I love the look of Grapefruit Pink! Its gorgeous! I would like to see makeup look with it :) xo's

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