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Merit Eyeshadow Cream Pots
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About this product

Cream eyeshadows in pot packaging, designed to provide color and blendability to the eyelids.

Guru Score

66%

Mixed

4 experts · Moderate agreement
4Gurus
2Yay
1Mixed
1Nay

What they liked

  • Blends smoothly
  • Cool color range

What they flagged

  • Creases and shifts within hours
  • Doesn't hold well as a base under other shadows

What the gurus are saying

Wear time is the deciding factor: the formula creases and settles into the eye crease within just a couple of hours without primer, making it a tough call for minimalist makeup wear. Others raved about the smooth blending and pretty color selection, though. The cream base also underperformed when used underneath other eyeshadows. Patch-test first to check longevity on your own lids.
Synthesized from 4 expert reviews · most recent take October 2024

What the gurus are saying.

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~Nay
"If I'm going to wear a minimalist makeup and they're going to have an eyeshadow in a cream pot, I want to put it on and I want it to stay put and last all day, and unfortunately the wear on this was just so terrible. It had moved and settled into my eye crease within a couple of hours of putting it on and it really didn't last throughout the day. I loved the color of this though, it is beautiful, but I think with this you do need to lay down a primer first, which I don't think you should have to do since it is minimalist makeup."
~Yay
"I love the Merit cream eyeshadows and I did end up buying two shades. I had this gray shade called Nelson which I did end up picking up and then the other one was a green but I kind of pivoted last minute. Here's Nelson that's like a really pretty smokey gray color. I wanted the green initially but then as I was checking out I saw the blue and I don't know what came over me but I got the blue instead of the green. It's like a pretty deep navy. Look how pretty that is."
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"I have been so in love with these Merit cream shadows, they're so beautiful. I bought two and I will be looking at more shades. Social is such a beautiful purple tone. For me, when I don't have eyeshadow on I have natural purple veins on my eyelids, so this color actually looks really natural on me and it's not usually something that I would reach for, but it's really flattering, much more flattering than I even anticipated because it's got that kind of purple mauve undertone that's naturally existing in my eyelids already. So I find this very very flattering on myself, just a really gorgeous cool tone color. I also picked up the shade studio and it's stunning as well. You can use these by themselves but I've also used them many times as an eyeshadow base, which is what I did today. I used it all over as my eyeshadow base and it just kind of covers up any discoloration, preps the eyes for eyeshadow. It doesn't crease or anything like that, which I love. It sets, it's very long-wearing. So it works great as an eyeshadow base in my opinion as well."
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"I love the Merit cream eyeshadows and I did end up buying two shades. I had this gray shade called Nelson which I did end up picking up and then the other one was a green but I kind of pivoted last minute. Here's Nelson that's like a really pretty smokey gray color. I wanted the green initially but then as I was checking out I saw the blue and I don't know what came over me but I got the blue instead of the green. It's like a pretty deep navy. Look how pretty that is."
~Mixed
"I went in with one of the Merit cream eyeshadow bases, Ventura, and that's kind of what ended up making me hate the look and stop filming. I like the product, it blends nicely, it's cool and everything, but it just didn't work super well as a base underneath what I was doing."
~Yay
"I came in with the cream shadow from Merit midcentury and then this is also another K beauty makeup win from one of the Advent calendars."
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"I've been most happy with their cream eyeshadows, but I've been most happy with the darkest eyeshadow color that they have. I use it as a liner and it's so nice because it's really easy to apply. They have this little brush with two heads, so one head you can use to blend in your eyeshadow, but the other tip is nice for applying this as an eyeliner and it helps you smoke it out."

Frequently asked.

What is Merit Eyeshadow Cream Pots?

Cream eyeshadows in pot packaging, designed to provide color and blendability to the eyelids.

Is Merit Eyeshadow Cream Pots worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 66%.

What is Merit Eyeshadow Cream Pots's Guru Score?

Merit Eyeshadow Cream Pots holds a Guru Score of 66%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 4 expert reviewers we have collected.

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