The eye shadows stays put all day, not creasing or fading, but I do use very good eye primers (I have oily lids and hooded eyes). I personally prefer an eyeshadow formula that applies sheer at first, but it's easy to build up I can use it very blended, almost like a light transition/crease color, or I can pack it on the lid as a grungy all over grey look. It's quite easy to blend, but the softer the brush the better (a very dense or packed blending brush might apply a little patchy, but I don't have the best make-up skills). Applied with a soft blending brush the payoff is quite sheer, but the formula is buildable (especially if using a stiffer brush to pack the color). It's easy to pick both with soft and stiff brushes I didn't find it too dry and stiff, it actually has a bit of kick-off (but no issues with fallout).

I personally found MAC Scene to be a good quality eyeshadow. In the pan or swatched Scene looks more grey, with subtle purple/mauvish tones on my eyelids is somehow translates to a soft blue grey, more cool than neutral.

MAC Scene is quite an unique grey shade, I was surprised how well this color compliments me (light-medium warn yellow undertone with dark brown eyes and hair, usually cool eyeshadows and brow products look better on me).

Mac eyeshadow combination