Certainly, Wet n Wild saves some money by providing bare-bones packaging and tiny sponge-applicators. All of the focus is on the quality of the powder. Wet n Wild gets extra points for having stickers that peel off without leaving a mess, or breaking a nail, yet keep the product sanitary and untested:
Open, the shadows surface look a little tossed around but since they’ve been sealed we know they’re clean:
Wet n Wild Walking on Eggshells was pretty impressive for a $2.99 trio. The browbone highlighter was soft, pigmented and usable. The golden crease color evokes some of the soft camel colors that we saw from higher-end brands last fall. My only complaint was the peach, which was not very finely milled and so had to be very carefully/lightly applied to avoid frosting up. Even so, it’s pretty frosty.
All shades are shimmey, without any glittery bits. With the paint-by-numbers direction, this is an extremely easy and fun little palette.
Swatches (take in sunlight):
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