little white truths

See swatches above and below. In terms of noticeable glitter, I see more shimmer factor in this product when applied, than I do glitter chunks. Phew.

I like the colour too and 'Inferno' is a good name for it: while it's primarily copper-toned, there's definitely a red flush in there and I don't have anything like it.

Here it is on my eyes. As you can see it doesn't look too glittery, but does add a nice sheen. I've applied it more heavily on the right and with a lighter touch on the left.

Verdict

These products are cheap and the size of the tub is super large for an eyeshadow, so don't be surprised if they're not the best products you've used. The pigmentation is excellent but the look and feel of them is lower-end and do be aware of product fall-out. 

Having said this, I've used more expensive products that don't look as good, so these aren't that bad at all when you consider cost versus quality. They may take a bit of extra work in terms of application, blending and removing fall-out, but if you're prepared to spend a little more time on them, then I think you could do much worse than these if you're on a budget.

I've seen on other blogs that the matte shades are easier to work with - less fall-out, even more pigment and more blendable - so I wouldn't mind picking one of those up at some point. So many colours are available, I'd be sure to find a shade that I don't already have and would like in my collection.

It's definitely a cheaper product and it feels and wears like one, but what else can you expect from, well, a cheaper product ; )

Pretty damn good for the price!