Wet n Wild Color Icon Eyeshadow Trios

"I'm Getting Sunburnt" has become an every day necessity for me! The colors are excellently pigmented and they blend as easy as water colors within and outside of its pallet and brand. The great bargain prices always have me buzzing around the wet n wild section. Perfect for beginners and intermediate cosmetic enthusiasts!

Walking on eggshells,if you want a Mac dupe this palette is it,the bottom shade is a perfect highlight ,exactly the same as Mac schroom,then the middle shimmer pink shade is a dupe for naked lunch by Mac and the last one is a dupe for espresso by Mac,I use this palette for nights out ,as the quality is so good ,it is better than any high class eye shadow and so affordable,the eyeshodows blend in so good,I really can not fault the wet and wild brand

I have the trio 'walking on eggshells'. This is such a beautiful neutral trio, with engravings on it to tell you where to apply the eyeshadows, but I don't necessarily follow those steps, I just play around trying to create looks that work for me and my complexion. The packaging is very sleek and cute, very easy to travel with. The pigmentation and staying power is wonderful. And very cheap too. A great buy.

Love love love this palette, 3 m.a.c dupes. Iactually had shroom before purchasing this, so i brought this to see if it was actually dupe ( and because it was cheap) and I could not tell the difference (so I sold shroom). The formula can be a tiny wee bit powdery, it does have some fall out, but its pigmented, easy to blend and last ages. The packaging isnt that great, but for the price and the quality of the shadows i will repurchase. silent treatment is also a beautiful trio. Brought mine of beautyjoint

I picked my Wet n Wild Color Icon Eyeshadow Trio up at a makeup sale, for a few dollars. I have the palette #332: I'm Feeling Retro, which features a shimmery white highlight, a dark teal shade and a plum shade.

These palettes come in a black case with a clear lid, through which you can clearly see the shadows, which have suggested uses ('browbone' for the white, 'crease' for the teal and 'eyelid' for the plum) stamped on them. I tend to ignore this a little and use them how I want, but it's a good place to start.

Each shadow is a decent stripe of colour, making it easy to get a brush into. Ignore the brushes that come with it - they're teeny. Ones a sponge applicator, and the other is actually a brush, but they tend to be a bit blunt and smudgey, and I prefer my usual brushes for precision and blending.

These colours are reasonably subtle but can be built up a bit. They don't have quite the impact of some of my brighter colours in other palettes, but that does make them a little more wearable for work, and they're very pretty. They last a reasonable time during the day - enhanced by a shadow primer - but not outstandingly so. The finish is quite shimmery.

These shadows are very easily removed, although a wee lingering shimmer is sometimes evident. I like the palette, but am a little disappointed with the lack of vibrant pop.

This is one of my favourite neutral trios. The color combination is perfect for my skin tone and creates dimension in my eyes really well. The feel of the powder is a bit on the dry side and there's a bit of fall out so I make sure to tap my brush each time I pick up color. The pigmentation is awesome and blends in so easily. It stays on well and doesn't collect in creases. There's a fair amount of eyeshadow in each pan and the clear container it comes in is completely see through, which makes it easy to tell which is which. Definitely recommend this for beginners who want to try neutral colors at a cheap price.

Thsee palettes seem t set you up for the whole eye look. Appropriately each shade is embedded for its used so it goes browbone,crease and eyelid so good for guidance. To enhance any eye look. The packaging is a sleek little compact in a flip top see thru lid with the stickers at top & bottom of the lid stating product shade/name also securely sealing the palette closed until you break the seal which is perforated & continues on to the backing where it has the wet n wild labeling incld img a blurb about the palette, ingredients &barcode;. The backing is black plastic inside the palette are 2 brushes a sponge & a fluffy ended brush, which I gave to my daughter for her to play with. The colours I have a quite pretty & seem to have a pearlescent finish. Upon application I soon found out the finish is shimmer & that shimmer is very very bold. (Not my preference) sadly I was disappointed by the shimmer effect however we move on with this. Pigmentation is astounding with big A for pigmented so be careful to only apply a minimal amount to your brush and build up the look you want. Also the shadows are very very good with blending. So though the first use I made the mistake by getting too much product onto my brush I found out how great this stuff blends. I can safely say this is a good brand for its price but unfortunately I don't agree with the finish the whole 3 shades are very shimmery. So I rate it less because of it not being my favourite finish.

I have this in the shade Walking on Eggshells and it is such a great little palette - the shadows are so soft and buttery and blend incredibly well. The colour selection is perfect - the only thing I would change is maybe have the brown shade a matte as I don't like putting a shimmer in my crease. The have where to place the shadows embossed in the powder - but you can be as creative as you like. Nice and simple packaging, and a fantastic price.

I have the Walking on Eggshells palette. It is probably the most talked about trio in this range of eyeshadows as it's beautiful neutral colours and these colours are all supposed to be Mac dupes. I personally don't own any mac eyeshadows so can't compare the colours or quality to them. I bought this quite a while ago off Beauty Joint. I have no idea how much I paid, maybe around $5? Something really cheap anyway!

The packaging of these isn't fancy. It's just a cheap looking see through plastic case with a black backing. You can easily see what colours are in there though so that would be handy if you owned a lot of these palettes. I'd imagine the casing might crack if you kept this in a bag but the seal does up really securely so I don't think you'd get any eyeshadow mess anywhere.

There are three highly shimmery colours in this. One thing I would change is for there to be one matte shade. These trios are marketed as being a whole look but I feel like having a matte crease shade would be more versatile. In this set there is a cream, warm brown and a pink. They are each marked with browbone, crease or eyelid to help you out with your look. Obviously you don't need to stick to these rules! I find the shadows to be very buttery and creamy. They are quite powdery though so I always tap off the excess product. They are also highly pigmented. In my opinion, wet'n'wild do the best cheap eyeshadow. These have a decent wear time on my lids although I do get some creasing and fading towards the end of the day.

With only three shades, you're not going to get endless looks from this. It is nice to use with other palettes though. I also really like the lightest shade as an inner corner highlight.

I would recommend this palette, they also did bigger sized palettes for more variety and they all have the same nice formula.

Bought I'm Getting Sunburned cheap off Trademe. I liked the looks I saw people making on Google images, but that didn't translate well in person. The gold was nice, but the pink was too sheer and frosty, and the dark shade too dark. Not a great palette for a beginner - either needs to be applied lightly or more thickly by an expert.

The shadow itself is nice and soft. I bought a 6 pan palette with better colours for me, and ended up chucking this out. On the right skin tone this would be a good little palette.