Forget UDPP (Urban Decay Primer Potion) or Too Faced's Shadow Insurance there's a new eye base in town.
I've tried many an eye base over the years in a bid to stop my eyeshadow creasing and last throughout the day. I've found a few that work, Clinique, Benefit and ofcourse the infamous UDPP that everyone raves about but this one beats them all.
It isn't just the bargain-tastic price tag that knocks socks of the opponents at a mere £4 but the fact that it really does work, my shadow has never looked better.
I've been wearing this for over a week now and have had no problems, it comes in a small clear case which I find easier for application compared to bases that are packaged in tubes. It has passed all tests and successfully helps my eyeshadow to stay in place all day through wind, snow and rain.
The texture is similar to UDPP in the fact that its soft to touch with a lovely velvety texture and feels light when applied to the eyelid.
I picked mine up from my local Tesco's conveniently while grocery shopping, it's by their Barbara Daly make up range.
Anyone else found any good supermarket dupes?
11 comments:
Loving the bargains, every little helps! x x
I am in desperate need of a good inexpensive base, but my nearest tesco was sold out. Can't wait to try it :) x
Oooh, I'm going to try this! I really like Barbara Daly stuff - the highlighting lotion is really nice especially!
i got this before i had UDPP and i loved it lol xx
Is this something that is only available in the UK??
yay! xXx
i need to go to the UK asap to pick up goodies :P
@Nikkiga,yes I think so!have a look on the net but I'm sure it's only available in British supermarket Tescos!x
Oh i seen this in tesco but didnt think it would be any good! Need to give it a try
xx
Just wanted to say...I'm lovin your blog!! =)
I wish we had this brand because I would love to try it, I love udpp but it makes blending so hard and since I have oily lids it's the only thing that keeps my shadow in place. It would be awesome to find something that works just as good but isn't as dry.
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