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Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill

Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill in Shade 27
After lemming and many bouts of ooh-ahhings over swatches on other blogs, I have finally landed one Giorgio Armani eyes to kill!

Ingredients list


The eyes to kill comes in a weighty glass pot with a black plastic screw on cap.
Eyes to Kill in Shade 27
The shade is only a number printed on the bottom of the glass pot. It's such a pity, why Giorgio Armani created such a pretty eyeshadow but didn't put a name to it?


Inside the pot, there is a cap which helps to keep the cream/mousse eyeshadow compact and prevents it from drying out.


In the pot, shade 27 is a complex mixture of red, pewter pigments with very fine shimmer.
Swatch of Shade 27
In short, shade 27 blends out to be a little purplish, reddish kind of pewter color, and it stays very well on the eyelids. It can be applied as a mono eyeshadow, or be used as a base for smokey eyes effect. A very well done eyeshadow that is worth every cent it cost.

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