These Colour Chameleon pencils are my absolute top pick from the Charlotte Tilbury range – they’re ingenious. Colour-picked to work with different eye colours, they literally will not budge from your lids all day long such is their staying power (with no primer, I might add).
You can see each pencil is marked for the eye colour it will best compliment. They’re all quite muted metallic shades using mineral gem-stone, synthetic sapphire, designed to bring out the best in your own eye colouring. I went with the programme and used the shade for brown eyes, although to be honest, I think you could be more adventurous with other colours. I pretty much can’t not wear that green and it’s ideally for hazel eyes. But, the pencils are totally impressive from start to finish. I hate to use the words ‘must-have’ but er, you probably must have one!
Straight up, I have to say that the Luxury Palette (£38) contains probably the best quality eye-shadow I have ever come across. See what I mean about saying (in previous post) you can tell this is by a make-up artist who knows make up inside out? It’s the softest, most workable texture with the smoothest possible pigment and comes in eight different colour way palettes.
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This is one swipe of a brush and it’s easy to see the density of the pigment.
I’ve taken a quick pic under artificial light to pick up the shimmer.
This is another wise pick from the Charlotte Tilbury range since the cat-eye flick is going to be such a beauty trend for autumn/winter. The Feline Flick Fine Line Shodo Pen (£22) is soft, densely black and super precise for the steady-handed.
I don’t have all of the range, but a nice selection that crosses all aspects. In part 2, I’m looking at the lip and base offerings.
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