Skin tone: Medium, Olive.
Skin type: Combination.
Hello IMBBians,
Recently, I bought 2 Wild Shadow Pots from Max Factor. I have already reviewed Max Factor 45 Sapphire Rage Wild Shadow Pot and today’s review is about Max Factor Vicious Purple Wild Shadow Pot Eyeshadow. So, read on to know more.
Price: €7.99
Product Description:
Prepare to experiment and go wild with your look. Sweep these highly pigmented shadows across lids, for a fierce shot of intense colour.
⦁ Micro-fine, high-pigmented colour.
⦁ 13 fierce, super saturated eye shadows.
⦁ Can be used wet for a more intense look.
⦁ Easily blendable and buildable colour for endless versatility.
Ingredients:
Mica, Talc, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Dimethicone, Zinc Stearate, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Tin Oxide, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, C12-15 AlkyI Benzoate, Polyethylene, OctyldodecyIStearoyl Stearate, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Stearic Acid, Aqua, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, +/- [CI 77499, Cl 77491, Cl 77492, Cl 77007, Cl 77742, Cl 77163, Cl 77891, Cl 75470, Cl 42090, Cl 19140, Cl 77510, Cl 77288]
My Experience with Max Factor Wild Shadow Pot – 15 Vicious Purple:
I have been in love with mono eyeshadows than a palette. For low-key parties, it is easier to pop them in the bag instead of carrying bulky palettes. I picked this colour because I didn’t have any shades in the purple-pinkish colour. The eyeshadow comes in a transparent screw lid and a black tub packaging. The cap is tight enough and I have no issues with it so far. However, there is no much information on the packaging. I do not know the quantity of the product or when is the manufacturing date or date of expiry. The product comes in a sealed packaging and you can be confident that it is not used.
Vicious Purple is not vicious as it sounds. The shade is pinkish to purple and is glittery or it is a glittery lavender purple. I have wheatish complexion and the colour of my eyes look lavender to pinkish than purple in my eyes. Considering the colour, you can use it as a daily wear colour to your office with light coverage. The pigmentation of this shade disappointed me. The colour wasn’t intense like the Sapphire Rage. The colour is very light and you need to add a lot of product to build the colour up. You can easily spread the colour and the product is easy to blend without any fuss. However, considering its powdery and creamy texture, there is a lot of fallout that my eyelashes were dripping in vicious purple.
The product is easy to blend and do not settle into fine lines but, it creates a flawless soft finish. The shade stays for a very long time. It goes for a good 8 hours and more without any smudging or fading. The product does not crease even for oily lids. The staying power is very good but, you need a lot of time to tame and clean your lashes after the application and this can be a tedious task. Overall, it is a very good product and maybe for someone with a fair complexion, this colour would look very beautiful.
Pros of Max Factor Wild Shadow Pot – 15 Vicious Purple:
- Good packaging.
- Stays very long.
- Very good for daily wear.
- Smooth, soft and creamy texture.
- Easy to blend.
- Creates soft look instead of absurd harsh lines.
- Doesn’t create dry patches.
Cons of Max Factor Wild Shadow Pot – 15 Vicious Purple:
- The pigmentation is not very good and you need to build the product to create a deep shade.
- Causes a lot of fallout.
IMBB Rating: 4/5
Will I Recommend/Repurchase Max Factor Wild Shadow Pot – 15 Vicious Purple? Yes! I definitely recommend the product as it is a beautiful shade.
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