Definitely a shade you need to press/pack onto your lid. That being said I love the way the look came out and for one of the darker mattes it did blend out less patchy than the rest.Ī major love.
No matter how I used it or what I did it was all over my cheeks and it was not easy to swipe away. This was the ONLY shade I experienced fallout with. The second most temperamental shade in the Subculture Palette. When it’s just on the lid, it’s even, perfect and beautiful. Do not in any way shape or form even try to blend any part of this color. It doesn’t blend well and is the patchiest of all of the shades unless you’re just packing it directly onto the eye lid. For the final look I tried to do a halo eye with it and after trying twice I gave up. It’s one of those ones you can blend, but you better go easy and be careful about it (see tips below on blending).Ī bit chalky but beautiful when packed on the lid! I used this as a base to create my favorite look and it faded in nicely with the other shades.Īt first use I loved this shade because all I did with it was smudge it under the lower lash line. It’s a lid shade for sure, but it’s not a terrible blender.
I have no experience with Fudge the single but this Fudge has me feeling good. When used wet everything about this shade is beautiful, especially if you place it over a darker shadow color that it pairs well with (Untamed and Electric got me like….yasssss). It looks like yellow gold sparkle of nothing unless you use it wet. It brightens up the looks, blends nicely alone and with other shades and has awesome pigment. I go into more depth on the kickup of the shadows in this palette below, but Roxy is one of my personal faves in this palette. Yes, there’s pickup and no it’s not that serious. Anastasia Beverly Hills Subculture Palette individual shade reviews
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