To apply you need to take the lid off each end and then dip it into the powder thats in the coloured end compartments. I can't say I got a huge amount of product each time I dipped the pen in but there was sufficient colour to spread over my eyelids. I swept the pink colour over first to give a nice base and then applied the purple colour up by the brow bone.
I'm not really sure of the blendability of the purple shadow as it just seemed to make a dirty mark when I tried to mix it in but with a brush this can probably be sorted out.
The overall look is a pretty two toned one that can be switched around to create different looks depending on what you've got in mind for your day/evening. Another idea would be to perhaps use the pen to go underneath your eye as its perfect for that kind of thin application. The product retails at about £3-4 normally and is available in all Superdrug stores and selected beauty/drug stores. I'd give it a rating of 3/5.
Advantages
- Double the product for your money
- Easy to use
- So versatile that you can use it for your eyelids/brow bones or just underneath the eye
- Cheap range of makeup
- Glitzy party look achievable
- May seem slightly hard to get product out of the wand because of its design
- Blending ability wasn't great
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