Clionadh Coat of Arms, King's Feast, Queen's Banquet Hybrid Multichrome Eyeshadows Reviews & Swatches

Coat of Arms

Clionadh Coat of Arms Hybrid Multichrome Eyeshadow ($11.99 CAD for 0.05 oz.) has a rich, reddish-plum base with multichromatic shimmer that shifted from cooler violet to warmer purple to berry. It had a smooth, metallic sheen.

Opaque coverage
Smooth, emollient, almost cream-like
More loosely-pressed, applied evenly
Long-wearing (9 hours)

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

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Clionadh Medieval (P, $12.50) is darker, warmer (85% similar).
Clionadh Shard (P, $12.50) is darker, warmer (80% similar).

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Formula Overview

$9.50/0.05 oz. - $190.00 Per Ounce

This formula is described as being between the Jewelled and Glitter Multichrome formulas. They have "small/medium particle glitters" but with more of "the tones" of the Jewelled Multichromes. They can be used as a wash of "sparkle over the lid" or "packed on for full saturation."

The Jewelled Multichromes are opaque and can be applied with fingertips or a dense packing/shader brush, while the Glitter Multichromes have varying levels of opacity (the brand specifies on their site) that can be applied with fingertips or a dampened brush.

The texture was more loosely-pressed and less cream-like compared to the Jewelled Multichromes but was creamier and a bit more emollient than the Glitter Multichromes. They were mostly opaque to opaque in coverage applied with a fingertip or a wet brush and more semi-opaque and buildable with a dry brush. I didn't feel like I had to use a fingertip or a dampened brush in order to achieve higher coverage. I'd recommend pressing/patting the product on when using a brush to minimize or to avoid fallout.

The finish ranges from shiny with light sparkle to shiny with more moderate sparkle, and for as much sparkle as the formula has, there was little fallout during application and throughout the wear. The eyeshadows applied evenly to bare skin, blended out easily, and were definitely more user-friendly (and foolproof) compared to the Jewelled Multichromes, which I think aren't difficult but have a learning curve if you have not worked with black-based Multichromes before.

They lasted between eight and nine hours on me with minimal fallout, if any, over time.

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Ingredients

+/- Titanium Dioxide, +/- Mica, +/- Synthetic Fluorohlogopite, Dimethicone, +/- Silicon dioxide, +/- Tin Dioxide, Caprylic/ Capric Triglyceride, Isopropyl Myristate, +/-Silica, +/- Iron Oxide, +/- Kaolin Clay, +/- Magnesium Stearate, +/-Ferric Oxide, +/- Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, +/- Ferric Ferrocyanide, +/- Bismuth Oxychloride, +/- Zinc Stearate, +/- Calcium Carbonate, +/- Silica, +/- Boron Nitride, +/- Allantoin, +/- Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax, +/- Red 40, +/- Blue 1, +/- Yellow #5, +/- Aluminum Oxide, +/- Ultramarines.

Disclaimer: Ingredient lists are as available by the brand (or retailer) at the time of publishing. Please always check product packaging, if it exists, for the ingredient list applicable to the product you're purchasing, or the brand or retailer's website for the most up-to-date ingredient list.

Coat of Arms

PPermanent. $9.50.

A+

Product

Pigmentation

Texture

9.5

Longevity

Application

99%

Total

King’s Feast

Clionadh King’s Feast Hybrid Multichrome Eyeshadow ($11.99 CAD for 0.05 oz.) has a deep, reddish-brown base with multichromatic shimmer that shifted from darker berry to copper to orange. It had a smooth, metallic sheen.

Opaque coverage
Smooth, emollient, almost cream-like
More loosely-pressed, applied evenly
Long-wearing (9 hours)