Hello everyone! I miss you all so much, sorry for the absence. I have been incredibly busy with school this week. I still have a lot of work to do today and a big test tomorrow, hope I will do well (fingures crossed)^0^.
Anyway, today I want to do a showdowm review on all the eyelid bases I have. Some of them I have reviewed already, but I think it will be helpful if I do some kind of comparison among them.
Now let's get started!!
Here are all the eyelid base products I have, some of them are just primers, some of them are cream shadows and etc.

OK, the first one is one of my HG eyelid primers. The BareEsentual primetime eyelid primer. The consistency is not too oily, easy to blend, shadows last all day and does not smuge. The only negative about this is it is quite pricy. But this is my second tube already,and one tube along lasted me about 10 months, so it does last quite a while, although the product looks really small.

Next I discovered a recent favourit----Urban Decay Primer Potion. I got a mini size one from the naked palette and I have been loving it so far. It feels a little more oily on the lid than the BE one, but after you blend it out, it does no feel like anything. It is a little sticky though, but that doesn't bother me too much, and it is cheaper than the BE one, so great product!^0^ I will consider purchasing a full size one.

I decided that I am going to try one new eyelid primer everyyear, this year it is the "too faced shadow insurance". (The UDPP came with the naked palette, so that doesn't count, haha^0^) I have heard a LOT of good reviewson this product and my friend in college recommended this to me too, but it was a little disappointing.
The good thing is that it is in a convenient tube. However, I found that the product itself is a little oily. Although I tried to shake it up and apply less amount, it still feels a little oily on my lids. It works fine in the winter time when my lids are pretty dry, but in the summer, it will definitely be too oily for me.
However, the staying power is pretty good. So I think its i still worth the price I paid, and I do like the packaging the best. If UD come out with one that is in a tube, I would buy the UDPP over this one.

The last actual eyelid primer I have tried is the beautymaker brightening eyelid primer. I have done a review on this before. It has a yellow color to it, which is why it is "brightening". However,I think this will only suit people with REALLY oily lids, because it does feel a little drying on my lids. The staying power is average, not as good as the other three I mentioned above. But this one is actually more expensive than the TF shadow insurance, so I think I would recommend UDPP or TF one over this.

Then I am going to talk about cream shadows. I am a BIG BIG BIG fan of cream shadows. I think they are so easy to use, the lasting power is great, and it really adds shines to your eyes.
I have talked about this a billion times already, but my absolute FAVOURITE cream shadows are there Paul and Joe eye glosses. I have all 5 colors, woo-hoo^0^~
The texture is really moisturizing and easy to blend, and the shine is awesome~ These are some shadows I definitely cannot live without.

Moving on to the NYX jumbo eye pencils. These are stick form cream shadows. The textre is very smooth, but not as moisturizing as the P&J ones. They do have great pigmentation, and they are super cheap. I think these will be really good for students or people who don't want to spend too much time on makeup.
The two I have are "Cottage Cheese" and "Iced Mocha"

Next is the Make Up Forever Aqua creams. Some colors are for eyes and cheeks, some are for cheeks and lips. The one I have for eyes is #02. It is a steel grey color. I think this grey is very subtle and very "clean" looking, so even after you blend it out, it still would not look dirty. However, I think these are a little bit hard to work with. They are a little bit hard to blend, and if you don't blend it well, it can look chunky and uneven.
So I think these aqua creams require some technique to make it look good.

Another cream shadow similar to this is the Benefite crealess cream shadows. I have the color "R.S.V.P.". It is a rose beige color. Compare to the aqua creams, I think these are a definitely easier to blend. But the colors donot show up are vibrant and they are not as moisturizing as the P&J ones. But they donot dry too fast like the aqua creams, so they are a little bit easier to work with.

Finally I am going to talk about the MAC paint pots. I have one in "Bare Study”. I know the paint pots are really poular and a lot of people love them, but I am actually not a fan of them. (Not to be offensive to all your paint pot lovers, it just does not for me personally.) I think the formular is a little drying, the texture is not that smooth and the shine is kind of weird. I don't think it flatters me very much. Also, I don't think the help the powdered shadows last just by itself. I still need to apply eyelid primer prior to the paint pot. So overall, I am not a fan of the MAC paint pots.

That is all the eyelid base products I have. I hope these reviews and comparisons does help. Thank you very much for reading~ As usual,
Stay pretty and stay tuned!
Love~^0^