Although I'm not a concert-going person, one thing I love about going to these parties are the fashion and makeup.

So instead of partaking in the merriment (or rather the inevitab;e icky sweat and all-night standing up), I just chose to be inspired by the looks I've seen the moment I got the Revlon Photoready Primer and Shadow in Bohemian. Inspired by the modernized hippie looks of laces, tans and greens, Bohemian seems to be the perfect palette to use. :)

Let me talk about the texture of the palettes first. I've had a chance to try 3 shades and like most Revlon palettes, it's at par with high-end brands. It's pigmented and has impressive modern shades. Not at all chalky and powdery. Unfortunately  I can't seem to get the primer part. I'm not sure if they mean it as a primer to help with the creasing or primer as awash or base to help bring out the colors. I think it's the latter.

Revlon suggests we wet the shadows to get more intensity. But given my experience with their former palette, it hasn't always pan out to be a good idea as the shadow hardens and makes it more difficult for me to use it.

So I used it as is, following the instructions they provided at the back of the palette. And I like the result. You can see the color pay-off well and for about Php895, it's not so bad. Bohemian make look a bit too shocking but if you're out to try something new you can definitely try this out. What I like is that even without the minty shadow, you can use this palette for every makeup look.

And they register well on cameras. Photoready indeed.

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