Revlon Beyond Natural Cream to Powder Eye Shadow

I have this eyeshadow in Spice. The colors are all gorgeous in the pan - different tones of neutral browns.
The problem with them is that they never turn to powder as a lot of people here have mentioned. On me it collects in the crease of my eye within 30 minutes. I have tried all my primers with it and nothing works. I will try to use the lighter 2 shades as a highlight because my browbone is the only place this won't crease. But as for the other colous - total waste!

Very disappointed as it was very expensive!

I got this at a pharmacy closing down sale and played a little with it yesterday to see how the colours would work together etc.

I bought the same one but was not impressed. The cream did not go to a powder and I found that on the crease of my eyelid the cream seemed to have made a bolder type line as if I had not blended the product in...

I purchased this product in "530 Plumberry Prune". The colours are beautiful in the pan and would have made a beautiful natural eye look if not for the terrible quality of this product. The colours apply very sheerly on the lid in comparison to the pan and are impossible to blend without removing the eyeshadow completely. This is because the eyeshadow never sets, it doesn't turn into a powder as claimed on the packaging and stays a cream. It used this eyeshadow over a MAC paint pot as an eyeshadow primer and after only 30 min my eyeshadow had creased terribly lucky I hadn't left the house yet. I tried it over my MAC Studio Finish concealer and as a coloured base for other powder eyeshadows but in both cases they creased after an hour. I'm not one to give up on a product that I have spent good money on, so now I use the lightest colour an a highlighter for under the brow bone and in the inner corner of my eyes and the darker shades as a highlighter for my cheek bones. It works ok for these alternative uses but I recommend not buying it at all.