Sugarpill Cosmetics

Scarlet_Night wrote:I love these palettes (mostly in reference to the Heart Breaker and Sweetheart palettes, oh and Poison Plum from Burning Heart). I cannot for the life of me not use at least one eyeshadow from this company in my daily routine (among quite a lot of palettes I already have). Great shipping and I like how they always send a sample, a sticker, and a cute photocard of a product (as I like taping them to my closet door). And well timed shipping. I received my product in 7 days of ordering.

Products themselves: In terms of price (and mathematically I really did work this one out), it is the same price as getting a 4-shadow Inglot Freedom pan filled out. In terms of amount of product, you technically get more. So more bang for the buck. In addition, for someone that like bright-as-they-appear colors, this really proves to be that.

I will say, as I'm not the only one experiencing this, but batch issues do occur. Sad to say in my Burning Heart quad Love+ and Buttercupcake just won't bloody work for the life of me. However, my other palettes have really pulled their weight.

The Chromalusts are awesome! Also very true to color. But some very much require a sticky base as there is micro-glitter fallout. Anyway, I did a review with swatches a while back. You can find it: HERE

orata wrote:I have the Goldilux loose pigment and have no complaints. It is expensive, but it is also an ENORMOUS jar. The best deal I've found on Sugarpill is having a friend send you a free gift card to Karmaloop on the Wrapp gift card app, and ordering through Karmaloop (they also often have coupon codes).

symmetryeal wrote:I have two of their quads and two of their loose pigments. AMAZING pigmentation, and freakishly good staying power. Quite large sizes, and the prices are fair for the product you get. Would highly recommend.

carnyae wrote:I now consider myself a die hard fan of this brand. I own all of their current palettes and am anxiously waiting for their Cold Chemistry and Sparkle Baby palettes to be released. I also own three of their loose pigments - which I plan on forking more cash over to collect them all - and a couple of false eyelashes.

They're definitely a little bit pricey compared to other indie brands but the quality and quantity is well worth the price. I've had zero issues with their products or their service - there's nothing to complain about.

stickytapir wrote:I was a apart of a group buy and we decanted several of the chromalusts amongst the 6 of us. I personally would not purchase these individually. Just too expensive, and it's personally too much product for what I would use, and I feel like it would be a waste. I would definitely recommend going on a group buy with some friends if you're thinking of purchasing the chromalusts.

The pigments are outstanding though, however, as pretty as they are, I have come across way more unique colours from other formulators. However colours such as Tiara, Junebug, Asylum, Lumi and Royal Sugar are definitely hard to come by anywhere else, and that's where I go to Sugarpill.

The fall out can be a nightmare with some of the chromalusts, particularly Goldilux and Tiara xD So do make sure to have your glitter glue/sticky base on.

thepandasmash wrote:Unf. This brand is one of my absolute favorites of all time, maybe even my favorite next to Fyrinnae. Everything is so nicely put together, including the website, when you get the package you're actually excited to get it and open it because of all of the cuteness waiting for you inside. Not even just that, their customer service has always been great for me, when my Mochi was not working out well and actually cracked down the middle 5 months AFTER I bought the quad, Amy sent me a new one THAT day. That's service for you And down to the pressed shadows, they're great, amazing even. I love all of them, the only one I have SLIGHT problems with is Buttercupcake, but that's to be expected from almost all yellow matte shadows, even long time big companies have icky payoff, and Buttercupcake is smoother than them as well The loose shadows I don't find myself using as much, but they are gorgeous and pigmented, just better used wet. I ended up selling samples of a lot of them because the jars were just way too big for me