I have a full size TFSI, a mini size UDPP Greed, sample decants from Sephora of UDPP Sin and Eden and TFSI candlelight, and I had a sample card of UDPP. So, I did some swatches. On top is Silk Naturals Lime, a matte shade, and on the bottom is Hi-Fi The Hydra, a shimmery blue.
Left to right:
1. Bare skin
2. UDPP
3. UDPP Eden
4. UDPP Sin
5. UDPP Greed
6. TFSI Candlelight
7. TFSI
Out of the "clear" primers, I like TFSI better - I think it does a better job enhancing the shimmer shade.
I do not like Eden too much - it leaves a much too yellowish cast for my taste. I'd like it better if it were a very pale peach.
Out of the "gold" primers, I like UD Greed better. Candlelight seems to wash out the shimmer shade too much, and even if it does make mattes a little sparklier, it also makes them paler.
Sin is a unique shade, and I like it. It washes out the colors more than Greed, but I like it on its own as a quick and easy work cream shadow. I have the shadow pencil in the same color, but that creases on me a little - but if I had the primer for my lids and the pencil for the lower lashline, I'd look a lot more awake in not a lot of time.
Out of the six of them, TFSI, Greed, and Sin are the ones I think are worth having.
So there's my thoughts on the eye primer leaders.
Great comparison! The only on of these I have is TFSI. Haven't been too interested in the UDPP because of the packaging. Thanks for the comparison and review!
ReplyDeleteI'm more interested in UDPP now that it comes in squeeze tubes. I'd like to thank Sephora for making it so that I only had to pay for one of these to do the comparison! I hadn't seen anything with all six before.
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