Ive got quite a few pots of the glittery eyeshadow by Barry M mostly because its cheaper than Urban Decay.. That said, i love the eye glitter eye gel from urban decay, you dont need much, it can go over whatever eye shadow you have on as its clear and really twinkles under stage lights.
Id also recommend trying out the Gemma Kidd Eye selection crushed jewel range which has a lovely creme eye shadow and a pot of glitter to then put on top, it looks awesome and doesnt come off without some work *lol*
I think theres also a product by urban decay that you can apply as a kind of base and then it intensifies the eye shadow you put on top, could probably help bring out the colours of the barry m stuff, id love the red to be more vibrant.

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I went out and took advantage of this offer the other day. Some of the dusts seem to have particles of glitter in them so they're really sparkly - others are just a bit dull (anyone else as disappointed with the cherry red as me?). But Superdrug were also selling pots of their own brand GOSH sparkle dust stuff on a three for two offer. They might be sparklier, and they looked to be a little bigger. But since they were £5.50 each, the offer wasn't as cheap as the Barry M, so I stuck with that - plus I had my eye on two particular colours ...

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Fleur - I bought the Cherry Red and an orange as well, (can't remember the name) and used them together. Looks great - if a bit scary - on blue eyes!

Maybe you could add a bit of red glitter or contrast it with some green to make the red pop a bit more?

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I need to experiment a bit more with mine I think, although I do love the dark blue sparkley one

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superdrug do their own ones I can't remember the name of 3 for £5 and their sparkle dust is great! I have two drowny gold ones, and some blue/green ones and they lasted longer on stage with belly dance than the B'M versions that I also have, and that was without having moisteriser underneath. They also do a nice black liquid eye liner as well and it is mix and match...... hope that is of interest

You just reminded me of my boyfriend's dad... he bought this cheap t shirt from the market, seeing only 'colombian fair trade', plus a picture and some other writing on.
Now, I reckon most people actually look at what's on their clothes before buying them, but as he was probably too stoned to notice anyway, he just bought it, thinking the fair trade bit referred to "coffee or something."
He'd been sitting in the garden all day with it on. Everyone else was in and out of the house so didn't really notice, until he went upstairs to get changed to go to out for a meal, came back down, and my boyfriend's brother said "I'm well glad you took that shirt off before you went out dad, you'd look like a looney". When his dad just looked at him blankly he said "It's a cokehead's shirt."
On closer inspection the picture was a razor blade, and the writing said something like "top quality nose candy."
I don't think he'll be wearing that shirt again. He doesn't mind people knowing he's stoned off his head all the time, but apparently coke is a different story...

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I very nearly got tempted again today - but bought an eyeshadow pencil and lashes instead, I feel quite angelic

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Haha that's such a funny story!!

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