Cargo eyeshadows are my favourite. The palettes always feature ample size shadows, a vast range of colour selections and they give a rich, colour pay off. My first love was with the 'Lets Mee in Paris' holiday palette. It's absolutely stunning features a range of beautiful shimmery shades and is ideal for Autumn and Winter looks.
There are a few other excellent Cargo palettes available; the range includes 'The essentials Eye Shadow ' palette, 'Summer in the city', 'Venice Enchantment', 'Shanghai Nights, 'Vintage Escape' and the 'Suited to a Tea' cream shadow palette.
All the above palettes are perfect for all year round looks. However, the 'Suited to a Tea' cream shadow was not as great as the others. The colour payoff seemed quite poor in comparison. I m not a fan of cream shadows as they usually come off pretty easily and never seem to get the same rich depth that a powdered shadow offers me. If you have tried this particular palette and had a similar or opposite experience I would love to hear from you.
Following on my next bid fav is the cargo eyeshadow quad range. I love the case these shadows come in and the mirror which covers the entire lid. The only issue I have with this range is that the palettes do not come with an eyeshadow applicator. The Cargo quad comes in several different shades, I currently have four in my collection; most popular is the Bermuda as seen below.
The Cargo quad range has changed in appearance, but still offers the same great quality shadows. They also have imprinted guidelines on each shadow as where best to apply each colour within the palette. This is great if your not to savvy on which shade to apply where.
Cargo also offers single eyeshadow range in a sturdy tin. There are around 16 different shades to choose and each tin offers 3.5 grams of pure colour bliss. If you are focused in on just one or two particular colours, you can't go wrong with the single shadow range.
Hope you enjoyed my review of the Cargo eyeshadow range x
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