maybelline colour tattoo's



review of the maybelline colour tattoo 

The maybelline colour tattoo seemed to be the hype a little while ago and I think it's because there were the first kind of eyeshadow base that you buy for the drugstore/highstreet. Since they seemed to used everywhere in the beauty blogging world. 

I really like these product's because they can be used in two different ways. You can either used them on there own as just a quick wash of colour or you can use them as a base to help you eyeshadow stay own longer or just to create a more dramatic look. 

So the first one I am going to talk about and it's the shade on and on bronze, if you watch youtube beauty videos then you may know about this. I love the shade because if I 'm doing my makeup in a hurry or I don't want to put to much make-up on my skin then I will use this because it's give that metallic,shiny look without using to many shades or having to blend. 

You can pick these up from boot, superdrug and supermarkets for around £5 each. 




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