Influence Creatium's Game-Changing Eyeshadows

Hey girls, I'm super excited to share my thoughts on the latest collection from Influence Beauty Creatium. I got my hands on two gorgeous shades - Photon Disruptor (#01) and Quantum Echo (#02) - and I just can't wait to dive in!

The packaging is pretty cool, with these little plastic discs that keep the shadows safe. The lid doesn't click shut, but it's not a big deal - the plastic is nice and sturdy, and the whole thing feels solid.

Now, let's talk about the scent - or rather, the lack thereof. I mean, I'm not a huge fan of strong fragrances, but these shadows have a weird, almost plastic-y smell. The yellow one (#01) is basically scentless, while the pink one (#02) has this weird, rubbery aroma. Don't get me wrong, it's not overpowering when you apply it, but if you sniff it close up, you can definitely smell it.

On to the good stuff - the shades!

Photon Disruptor (#01) is this gorgeous, light yellow shade with blue glitter. It's like a summer sunset in a pan - so pretty! This one's a bit easier to find, since the demand isn't as high as it is for the other shade.

Quantum Echo (#02), on the other hand, is this gorgeous, soft pink shade with green glitter. It's like a dream come true - I'm obsessed! This one's a bit harder to find, since it's been flying off the shelves.

The texture is super smooth and easy to work with. These shadows are like butter - they apply so smoothly and evenly. Sometimes, if you press too hard with your brush, they can get a bit flaky, but a quick swipe with a brush and they're good as new. You can apply them with your fingers or a brush - either way, they look amazing.

Performance-wise, these shadows are a dream. They blend beautifully and can be layered up for a more intense look. The only downside is that the base is a bit sheer, so you need to build up the color a bit. But hey, that's what makes the glitter so special - it's like a little surprise in the pan!

I used two shades of eyeshadow in my makeup look - a yellow on the inner corner of my eye and a pink on the rest of my lid. Together, they look interesting and pretty, and the shades work really well together. When I look at the photos, I can see that the eyeshadow might have creased a bit in the inner corner, but when I check in the mirror, I don't think it's that noticeable. It's possible that the shimmer is just catching the light and making it look worse than it actually is. By the end of the night, the eyeshadow had creased a bit, but it wasn't too bad.

My verdict is that I really like these eyeshadows. They look great in the sun, and they'll be perfect for any time of year. The only problem is that I borrowed them from a friend, and now I want to buy my own. I'm not sure if I'll be able to find them again, or if I'll just have to keep looking at my friend's makeup bag. I also wish I'd bought them when I first saw them in the store - I was messing around with them for ages, but I never ended up buying them. If you see them, I'd definitely recommend checking them out.