To Infinity and Beyond, Too Faced Galaxy Glam Baked Eye Shadows

Ground control to Major Tom, Commencing countdown, 4,3,2,1... a review and swatches of Too Faced Galaxy Glam Baked Eye Shadows.

Galaxy Glam Baked Eye Shadows are available in eight colors, each shadow has either a black or brown base with swirls of an iridescent contrasting color; and can be applied wet or dry.

The packaging of these eye shadows is a futuristic ( feels more like some late 1960's-70's retro space decor) dome shaped mirrored plastic capsule with a twist off magnifying telescope lens lid.

Galaxy Glam Eye Shadows color descriptions are listed below:

Shooting Star, Super Nova, Moon Beam, and Deep Space

Shooting Star, Super Nova, Moon Beam, and Deep Space

Shooting Star: A black based tarnished gold.

Super Nova: A black based deep smokey purple with pink and peach sparkles.

Moon Beam: A black based forest green with an emerald green sheen.


Deep Space: A black based sapphire blue.

Cocoa Comet, Mocha Meteor, Magenta Moon, and Amber Asteroid

Cocoa Comet, Mocha Meteor, Magenta Moon, and Amber Asteroid

Cocoa Comet: A cocoa brown with a shy blue duo-chrome. Love this one!


Mocha Meteor: A bronzed fawn brown with gold shimmer.

Magenta Moon: A brown based purple pink with a lilac sheen.

Amber Asteroid: A yellow based brown with a pale gold/green shimmer.

Too Faced Galaxy Glam Eye Shadow's have stellar pigmentation and a "I Can't Believe it's not Butter" texture on the lids. Depending on the brush size (and the amount of swirls in the shadow), one can apply each shade individually; but I prefer to swirl all colors together to expose the marvelous duo-chrome sheen of these shadows.

The Price of these Galaxy Glam shadows may have a Kryptonite affect on the wallet, at $19.50. This amount may seem astronomical for some, but occasionally, I've seen Galaxy Glam's on sale for as low as $6 on toofaced.com during their regular vintage sales.

Do these shadows have you blasting off into space?

Looking gorgeous one lipstick at a time