"Shadow insurance" Too Faced - Review By Sissylove85

Hello everybody! 
Today we talk about a product that really makes the difference between a good makeup and a " beautiful trick that don't drop, even if you want!"

Italiano per favore!

I'm talking about the primer for the eyes "Shadow insurance" of Too Faced, brand that in Italy is exclusive to Sephora. The tube contains 11 grams of product and costs about € 18,00. Maybe you feel it's a bit expensive, but worth every penny. With this primer and the right application, even less inviting eyeshadow buy a thousand points.That's the best way to apply it :the eyelid must be clean and dry. Take a quantity of primers corresponding to a lentil (it just need a little!) press on the upper eyelid, on the fixed and under the eye, then wait for it to dry. Take your eyeshadow at this point and go to the press with a brush where it is needed.The most amazing thing about this primer, and that sets it apart from all the others, is that you can easily blend, blend and blend the eyeshadow at will! This is one of the reasons why I love it, another reason is that it makes it seem more "rich" eyeshadow, makes it seem more pigmented, and so if you are not very pigmented eyeshadows (it doesn't "write" well) this primer manages to salvage; another merit amazing is the last time that makes the eye shadow on the eyelid! Who blinked a bit low or sweating can understand what I'm talking about: it is a real blow to the heart eye make-up with lots of love only to see their jobs reduced in stripes that are deposited in the eyelid...With this primer it doesn't happen! Lasts several hours, I love it! In general I love to experience new products, but I do not know if you would be able to convince me not to buy more this primer.Passed with flying colors !I recently discovered they could have made other versions, in addition to the original one, and that is:

• Lemon Drop: has been reworded and enriched with yellow pigment, on the eyelid that has the power to hide redness and fatigue, but I honestly do not know if it really worth to buy it, since it still has to be put on eyeshadow.

• Candlelight: Same thing at the Lemon drop, only difference is the color, if I'm not mistaken it should be a middle way between the champagne and the powder. This should also minimize the imperfections of the eyelid.

• Glitter glue: This should be another type of product than the previous, its formulation is created specifically for a loose powder eye shadows and glitter.

 I would like to try these products, but obviously I have to finish before the original! I will keep you informed anyway!Although this review is over. I hope to be helpful and, as always, if you have any questions just ask!
Bye to all and see you soon!

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