These eyeshadows are a little hit or miss in terms of quality. Some shades are definitely better than others, and rhey are not manufactured equally.

Some of the eyeshadows are very smooth and blendable. They have high pigmentation, transfer well onto the lid without any fallout, and last well throughout the day without any creasing or fading. Other shades have pretty mediocre pigmentation, do not have the same buttery texture and easy blendability, and have far more fallout and creasing.

As long as you're willing to search around and find the right ones, I think you can be pleasantly surprised by what Annabelle has to offer. They are also cruelty-free and Canadian, which is great.

These eyeshadows are soft, pigmented, blend-able and versatile. Some of the eyeshadows are very wearable for the day and for work. However, the eyeshadows fades throughout the day.

The single shadows are a hit or a miss.
But you can tell which ones work for you (or don't) just playing around with their testers. Some of them might have been swatched too many times so I would suggest grabbing a tissue from the counter or something to wipe it down to get a truer representation of the shadow pigmentation.

Anyway there is a coupon out, and I found that a few of the darker colours were great to use for my brows. They looked natural enough without looking too over be overbearing.

So far I'm really liking Suedine as an everyday colour to wear.

Definitely for a drugstore brand, it isn't too shabby.

Allows for a velvety application with strong pigmentation. Comparable to M.A.C.