EBIN NEW YORKSecret of Pharaoh Body & Face Glitter (Empire)

I love this glitter dust. It wasn’t too messy and stayed on my lips

This glitter is very fine and super sparkly, pictures don't do it justice. The color of the green and blue are very similar, but it's not really a big deal to me. The glitter primer is a sort of nude color as opposed to clear; it disappears on my skin but not entirely sure ewhat it would look like on very dark skin.I do with there was a 'shaker' lid with it, that has holes (like those for spices) and maybe a way to rotate to close it. It only has the black screw on lids so you have to be careful opening the containers and application is a little more difficult. I just applied the primer, dabbed my finger in the jar, and applied it that way. Be careful not to get this too close to your eyes because it is very fine and I'm sure would hurt like crazy if you managed to get some stuck.The primer seemed to work pretty well. Ran some water from the faucet over it and the glitter stayed put. With a constant stream of water, the glitter eventually ran off, so getting drenched wouldn't be ok, but maybe a light drizzle and your glitter should still be fine.Overall it's a pretty decent set for the price.

I'm a female in my 30's, with a 14 yr old and a 6 yr old for context. I'm a daily makeup user, and so is my oldest child, so I'm confident in trying new makeup products. These pigments piqued my interest, so I went ahead and ordered them. We all have past experience using loose pigments as well. These are not transparent, and I like that about the product. It's also not sticky or tacky. The thing I wish though was that they blended a little more easily. This could be due to the fact that I don't have a wide range of makeup brushes though, just a handful of trusty ones I like. The only other thing I wasn't a fan of as well was that even after using the loose pigment primer, much of the glitter dusted off. I didn't pack a ton on either, I wasn't being wasteful with it. This caused some concern as I put the pigment on my body and not on my eyelids. I worry that if I put it on my eyelids, I'd have quite a bit of glitter falling into my eyelashes, and becoming an irritant. Other than the mentioned above, I think it is a good product, and you get a good amount of product for the money spent. There are plenty of other products that are similar in nature which give you a much much smaller quantity in comparison for double the price. I recommend this product only to other users who are confident in using loose powder pigments.Edited to add I don't know why it asked me to evaluate scent- my product was completely unscented.

Ok, so you get a Primer, and four tubs of glitter.My main disappointment comes from the fact that the description right here shows pictures of these glitters on eyes and lips, which is mainly why i wanted these, but the glitter tubs themselves show that they shouldn’t be used on those areas. There is a pictorial representation of an eye and a lip, with a line through it, which is unequivocal really.A make up artist, who does body art and such like, would find more use for these, than I will. They remind me of the loose MAC pigments, back in the day, i lusted after them so much. But you could put those on your eye.Maybe I’ll find a use for them on Holidays, and they’d look great used with a stencil of some kind. But as with all glitter they are messy, and you’ll be finding glitter everywhere for ages. The Primer does work well at keeping it stuck onto your skin, and the colours are gorgeous.I’d really like to be able to add these to my eyes and lips though.

Love itThe colors are beautiful and vibrant and I like the color selection in the setEasy to apply and the glitter you can use for several thingsSo far I have used it in face paint and doing nailsIt's awesome

Love that it comes with its own primer that holds the glitter very well. The colors are super pretty. Great addition to my cosmetic collection!

So firstly, the primer is "skin tone" colored, aka peach. It ended up clear on my fair skin, no idea how it will react to darker skin tones.Secondly, the application is very difficult with what they give you. I was hoping for a brush or something, but instead the glitter comes in little shaker bottles, and it's very difficult to get an appropriate amount out. As a result, I ended up with gold glitter everywhere. My hands, my clothes, even my bedsheets.The pigmentation is quite nice, though, and the colors are LOVELY (I'm into the teal). It's very fine and didn't irritate my skin at all. It does transfer though so be careful. It washed off easily with soap and water.Overall I would recommend this, but only if you have a brush or something at home to apply it with.

So first the elephant in the room, according to the packaging on the glitter itself (see my image that shows the 'ingredients' of the glitter), this glitter is NOT eye or lip/mouth safe - despite what the ad shows. It specifically shows that there is a no for eyes and mouth use so PLEASE do not put this on your eyes.Now for the product itself. I found that the primer did work fairly well. I put it on, let it dry down a bit, packed on the glitter (which is so fine that it went everywhere with the air currents), and it held very well. A loose brush was able to get a lot of the fall out cleared out leaving the primed area as the only surface to have the glitter. The glitter is very pigmented though the color variation for the set I got was mildly disappointing (the blue, green and purple are very close in tone and get a bit muddy when used near each other).It is a pretty glitter set however, for me personally, it will be relegated to craft/resin projects now that I see its not eye/mouth safe. I will recommend this set to anyone wanting to do body glitter/art or who wants the glitter for other (say crafting) purposes.