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I got my hair done a couple of months ago so it has light brown, dark brown, blonde, black, etc so I'll try to post a pic when I get the Electric palette to see if it actually works on darker hair.. We already have a lot of blushes so that's a bit of a bummer. I'm pretty sure that there are other ways to use the shadows that aren't eye safe. I'll think about it and come back with more ideas
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It just seems so strange to me that UD would release a palette with 4 of them being unsafe-for-eye-area colors when UD is known for their amazing eyeshadows. True that there is probably a slim chance they would cause any sort of problem but still it's not a risk I'm willing to take.
I wonder if that's why they're calling it a 'pressed pigment palette' vs an 'eyeshadow palette'.
But then - what do you do with those 4 colors if you shouldn't put them around your eyes?? I wonder if they will make it a point to come up with suggestions for their customers, or if they are going to kind of brush it under the rug and not draw attention to it.
We do need more ideas, ha ha! I bet it would be awesome to use them wet for drawing fun stuff on your face for costumes or music festivals, like flowers or swirly designs.