I almost never talk about my Looxi Beauty single shadows but in my day to day life, I use them ALL the time. They are my go tos for date nights or any time I want an effortless, beautiful look. I thought it was time to finally share my nine favorites with swatches and looks.
If you’ve never tried Looxi, these shadows are extremely affordable at $3.00 apiece. I’ll show you the swatches first and will be going from left to right. I’m going to copy the shade descriptions from the website but I don’t always agree with them. They’re not as multidimensional as Looxi Beauty describes. I think they look pretty much the same in the swatches as they do on the eyes. I will link to each shadow if it’s available.
- Angel Wings– light peachy orange that shifts to a multitude of colors from purple, blue, gold, and bronze
- Chocolate Cherry– bronzy brown with green, gold, and reddish pink shifts
- Social Butterfly– golden bronze shade with shifts of brown, purple, and red
- Salt Water Taffy– metallic brown with shifts of green, blue, and gold
- Reflection– semi metallic brown with shifts of green and gold
- Latte– metallic beige bronze
- Withered Rose- Not currently available but Looxi frequently brings back discontinued shadows. This is a metallic taupe with a rosy undertone.
- Lovely Bones– smoky taupe brown matte
- Spiced Lemon– combination of green, brown, and yellow matte
Eyeshadow Looks:
None of these looks are complicated and they’re all basically the same with just different shade combinations. These are the types of looks that I do when I really want my eyeshadow to turn out and not take a lot of time. I also used a black shadow on the lower lash line for each one and occasionally pulled in something different for the inner corner.
- I blended Lovely Bones into my crease.
- I applied Withered Rose on my lid and topped it with Latte.
- I blended Spiced Lemon in my crease.
- I applied Reflection on my lid and topped it with Salt Water Taffy.
- I blended Spiced Lemon in my crease.
- I applied Reflection on my lid and topped it with Social Butterfly.
- I blended Lovely Bones into my crease.
- I applied Latte over the inner half of my lid.
- I applied Chocolate Cherry in my inner corner.
Final Thoughts:
Not every Looxi shadow is created equal but for the most part, they’re really good. They’re effortless to blend and work with. I did pick up most of their newest collection and want to try and make time to share them here. If you have any favorites from the brand, let me know what they are! Thanks for reading and have a great day!
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