Faces Sparkle Dust Stackable Wish Review Swatches Photos

Faces Sparkle Dust Stackable Wish (Rs 499)

Faces Sparkle Dust Stackable Wish is one of the best sparkle loose eyeshadows available in Indian market. I got my hands on this stack during one of the events. I found it very affordable and fun since I love to experiment with eye makeup a lot. I love the packaging where you get 5 shades stacked, pretty easy to carry and store.

Shades – Faces Sparkle Dust Stackable is available in a lot of shades. I chose Wish because it looked quite unique to me. There are 5 shades in this stack – Olive Green, Blue, Pink, Maroon & Deep blue green.

These loose eye shadows have a soft texture hence quite easy to apply & blend. Make sure to use a similar colored or opaque base to get most out of these, since layering them isn’t much of an option. Using them dry makes them fly around and fall on the face, so I prefer doing my eye makeup first and then follow up with base makeup/ foundation.

I find them quite soft and using them wet is a better option, that way you get better control on the product and don’t need to layer it up to get the desired intensity. 

Staying power depends on the base you use them, for darker shades I use a gel eye liner as base. Which holds the eye shadow in place for a long time, prevents creasing & fading.

Pigmentation is superb since Faces Sparkle Dust Stackable comes in loose form. You can sweep it lightly or layer up for better color. One thing I have noticed is when used dry, layering becomes difficult. The product is so soft that it doesn’t cling on to the primer and keeps moving around.

So if you are a newbie, and haven’t done much eye makeup or never used a loose pigment, then trying them would be a challenge. You can start with Inglot AMC Pure Pigment.

You can see me using this stack in the video below –

Overall Thoughts

If you are an eye makeup lover and looking for affordable eye shadows then do try Faces Sparkle Dust Stackable. Make sure to use an opaque base to make the pigments show up better.

Rating : 3.75/5