The collection featured 6 shades of eyeshadow, a metallic eyeshadow that can be used wet or dry:
- Cyber Copper (Shade 01)
- Cyber Pink (Shade 02)
- Cyber Lilac (Shade 03)
- Cyber Silver (presumed to be Shade 04)
- Cyber Green (Shade 05)
- Cyber Teal (Shade 06)
Clockwise from bottom left: Cyber Lilac, Cyber Green, Cyber Pink, Cyber Teal, Cyber Copper |
- Blackened Plum
- Blackened Black
- Blackened Sapphire
- Electric Teal
Blackened Plum |
Blackened Sapphire |
Electric Teal |
I found the eyeshadows to be absolutely wonderful and the color payoff excellent. I did use them with a shadow primer. I had very minimal fallout but I am used to the texture of these shadows as they are quite similar to the Sephora Prisma Chrome shadows. Each cost $24 for .9g of product while the Sephora product cost $15 for 3.5g (personally a better bargain). However, I found the EL shadows just a tad smoother in consistency. Of the 5 I purchased, my favorites are Cyber Pink, Cyber Teal and Cyber Lilac. Cyber Green reminded me a lot of M.A.C.'s Solar Bits in Black Ore as it looks more to be a black with gold flecks in it.
Estee Lauder says:
A Pure Color Cyber Eyes exclusive by Tom Pecheux. Creates cyber metallic smoky effects.
Color so metallic, it's futuristic.
A first-ever techno tri-blend formula that's gel, powder and liquid in one.
Versatile and multi dimensional.
Create several looks from one shade.
- - Apply it dry for a smooth, molten metal finish.
- - Use it wet for a hyper cyber effect to intensify the color and metallic shine.
- - Unique formula allows you to build the fantasy to the highest chromatic shine.
- - Sophisticated metallic finish looks beautiful on all skintones.
I found the eyeliners to be lovely. For some reason, Blackened Sapphire seemed to be a bit more resistant to me at first, i.e., it didn't glide on as smoothly as the other 2 shades. It did start to get softer as I used it more. Blackened Plum and Electric Teal are my favorites. I had not seen these shades from EL before in eyeliner pencils. However, I do find Electric Teal to be quite similar in shade to L'Oreal's Infallible Never Fail Eyeliner in Teal. Each liner retails for $20 for 1.6g of product and the darker shades are great to use for a unique smokey eye look.
Estee Lauder says:
Creamy pencil packs intense color impact.
Rich, deeply pigmented color.
Glides on velvety smooth. Blends easily.
Apply on inner rim of eyes for a smouldering effect.
Use as liner along lashline and softly smudge over lids to intensify the smoky look
FORMULA FACTS
- - Ophthalmologist-tested
- - Dermatologist-tested
- - Fragrance-free
Here are some swatches:
Shadows: Top to Bottom: Green, Lilac, Pink, Teal Copper; Liners: T-B: Blackened Plum, Electric Teal, Blackened Sapphire |
Have you tried any of these? What do you think?
Would love to hear from you.
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