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Too Faced Shadow Insurance eye shadow primer ($20)

I have been cursed with an annoying curse ? oily eyelids. This basically makes it impossible for my eye shadows to look the same at the end of the day as they look when I put them on, and who wants to spend precious time blending away till your arm falls off when you know it?s just going to look like you sprayed Pam all over your eyelids a couple of hours later! Eye shadow primers to the rescue! Too Faced Shadow Insurance is what?s on trial today.
I am so happy with this primer! It pretty much does just what it?s supposed to do, and I want to show you up close and personal.
For this test, I only applied the primer to one eye, and then I left my makeup on as long as I could stand it, which ended up being about 8 hours.
I don?t really notice a difference in how my eye shadows apply with this primer. They go on exactly the same as they do when I?m not using primer at all. Sometimes, with some primers, your shadows can go on a little smoother, or even sometimes a little chunkier, but that?s not the case with Shadow Insurance for me.

Right eye WITH Too Faced Shadow Insura...