I waited ages before deciding to purchase this believing nothing would keep eyeshadow on. How wrong, this is excellent and keeps eyeshadow well and truly in place and on all day  So worth it.Knocked  one star off as it a bit messy to apply with the hard applicator. That could be improved. 

I use the Eden shade, which is brilliant if you had reddy/purple eyelids. Eyeshadow shows up beautifully afterwards and lasts all day, unless you have really oily eyelids. I use any excess around the corners of my nose too, to neutralise redness.

I bought this & really I should have just bought the original one. It comes up very very light on my eyes. You might think this would be better for showing up bright colours but it’s not really. I find it takes ages to dry down & as soon as it does it starts to crease do you have to make sure to smooth it out before trying to apply shadows. I won’t repurchase this one. 

I tried a lot of primers before and I didn't have any expectations, really. But I have tested it in different combinations and through humid weather and rain and I must say it is the best primer I have ever used.

This is SUCH a staple for me. I've been using this for years and never apply my eyeshadow without it. It creates the most perfect base and keeps my eyeshadow in place without creasing. ( If this is something you struggle with then definitely give this a try! )

I have used this product for years now. I have hooded lids so trying to get eye product to stay on can be tricky. I can honestly say if you use this your eyeshadow will stay put all day (and night) I’ve tried other primers but I always go back to this staple in my makeup routine.

If you have fair skin, Eden will work fantastically for you. I don't know why, but I find the original formula to be quite ineffective. I call on Urban Decay to extend the shade ranges of this product so everyone can enjoy it.

This most definitely does what it says on the bottle. I have quite dry and creased eyelids, and I have seen a massive difference when using this vs when I do not use this. Also, It helps just create a 'blank canvas' to work with.