Iconic London Glaze Crayon
Last price we saw
$15.00at Kohl's, last seen Nov 2
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Our take on the Iconic London Glaze Crayon
The Iconic London Glaze Crayon is a dual-ended eye product: one end is a creamy shimmer eyeshadow crayon, the other a 3 mL glitter gel. It is built for a glossy, wet-look sparkle rather than a matte or natural finish. It is fragrance-free but not hypoallergenic or non-comedogenic. No current price was provided, so check the live comparison for where it sits against its recent range.
Best forEvening and party eye looksShoppers who want shimmer and glitter in one stickQuick one-and-done eye colorTravel kits, since it replaces a shadow and a glitter
Pros
- Two products in one: crayon plus glitter gel
- Creamy stick formula blends with fingers or a brush
- Glossy, wet-look shimmer finish
- Fragrance-free
- Full size and compact enough for a makeup bag
Cons
- Not hypoallergenic or non-comedogenic
Iconic London Glaze Crayon prices at every store
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Iconic London Glaze Crayon price history
Lowest price we've seen: $15.00 on Nov 2 at Kohl's. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.
Specifications
- Color Family
- Champagne, Blue, Bronze, Copper, Gold
- Eye Color
- Rose Gold, Antique Gold, Burnt Copper, Gunmetal, Maroon Plum
- Primary Finish
- Glossy
- Form Type
- Crayon, Dual-ended eyeshadow crayon, Glitter gel
- Texture Type
- Creamy (crayon)
- Best For Skin Type
- All skin types
- Hypoallergenic
Questions and answers
- Is the Glaze Crayon worth it?
- It suits shoppers who want a glossy shimmer shadow and a glitter gel in one stick. If you prefer matte, natural looks, a plain shadow stick is cheaper and easier to wear daily.
- How do I use the two ends?
- Swipe the crayon on the lid and blend the edges with a finger or brush. Tap the glitter gel on top or in the inner corner for extra sparkle.
- Will it crease or smudge?
- Creamy glossy formulas can crease on oily lids. A primer underneath and a light layer help it last through a night out.
- Is it safe for sensitive eyes or contact lens wearers?
- It is fragrance-free but not hypoallergenic, and it contains glitter. Patch test first and keep glitter away from the waterline if your eyes are sensitive.
- When is the best time to buy it?
- Beauty sticks like this usually drop during seasonal sales and brand promotions. Check the price history on this page to see whether the current price is low or high.
