性價比高，一盒更有多隻顏色，適合化漸層妝容，十分吸引又方便攜帶，每次派對或約朋友食飯又必備，外盒又精緻可愛，十分討好，不過可能維持求不久。

Latest update: $60 / colour instead of $65 I just bought my first eye shadow after Kose counter this evening after trying it at the counter last month. If you are a beginner looking for something natural, try the light brown one (colour code: BR 312). And if you don't have any eye shadow base, which helps the colour cling to eyelids for longer. You can check out their cream eye shadow base. It also clings to the eyelids quite well. Even the brands at Sasa or Bonjour (MaxFactor and Revlon) have eye shadows (single colour) at about the same price as the Kose shadows. Unfortunately if you buy one colour only, it doesn't come with a brush and you need to buy a bigger case with brush included separately. Brushes are available at any make-up stores - so this shouldn't be a big problem for any.

I tried this at the counter when a beauty advisor applied the full makeup on me. The colour can stay for a long time and it seems nothing came off from the eyelids. I don't know if you can call it moisturizing but it clings to the eyelids with having any of it forming 'folds' on the eyelids. Paul & Joe's eye shadow is way more expensive. I believe this is a good product and reasonably-priced.