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Jordana 12 Hour Made to Last Eyeshadow Review

As you may know, and have read on this blog numerous times, I have oily eyelids. Therefore, getting an eyeshadow to last all day on me is practically impossible. Until now. I picked up the Jordana Made to Last 12 hour eyeshadow in my weekend haul. I will admit that I didn't have high hopes. I have used products like that in the past that doesn't stay on my lids.

THIS PRODUCT WORKS! I can't even believe how well this keeps my eyeshadows in place. I use a primer and then place this over top. I draw it on my eyelid and blend it out quickly. Then I place my eyeshadow on top, and go on with the rest of my makeup. This definitely lasts me all day. Around the 10 hour mark I get a little creasing, but nothing like I would get normally. This even lasts longer than the Maybelline Color Tattoos which I still love (and can't wait to try the matte ones).


Why I love this: First of all, it is matte. Second, it is flesh color. Third, it lasts.

Some people might be put off that it is a pencil. I don't mind it, as I can get more control and just the right amount of product on my lid.

This was $3.99 at Walgreens. I will most definitely be repurchasing this!

These 12 HR Made to Last Eyeshadows come in 8 colors.

Have you tried these Made to Last eyeshadows? Did you love them as much as I did? I'd love to hear from you! Leave me a comment and let me know!
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