Dior Eye Lift & Radiance Enhancer Palettes

Dior are calling this collection its first ‘lifting and radiance enhancing beauty care program for the eyes’. Yes, it’s a mouthful! But, the palattes are rather lovely. Combining back stage make-up artist secrets with smoothing, concentrated serum incorporated into the colours, the heart of the palette is the special creamy base (in the centre) that starts the look within each palette application. Now, that is billed as having 40 times more skincare benefits than regular eyeshadow – but mostly eyeshadows don’t really have any skincare benefits at all.

Lifting Amber

Lifting Grey

Lifting Ivory

Lifting Rose

The ‘lift’ part of the action is entirely visual, and the palettes come with handy instructions on exactly where and how to apply the colours in such a way that they look, well, lifted. I’ve done it (with Lifting Ivory) – it looked really, really good, but hand on heart, I’m not sure my eyes look lifted. They did look more open and awake for sure; the colour combinations are really flattering for my eyes and the smoothing action had some effect, too. It’s the kind of thing the wearer, having spent half an hour in front of the mirror applying the make-up, could take a view on, but probably nobody else will notice. However, if you use all five colours as suggested in the packaging, your eyes will look fab. Guaranteed. And that is always noticable. 

There is a DiorShow Extase mascara to go with the look – volumising and eye-opening, apparantly – but I haven’t tried that because of my lash extensions. The collection launches on 30th May nationwide, with the palettes costing £41 and the Mascara, £22.


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10 responses to “Dior Eye Lift & Radiance Enhancer Palettes”

  1. Ohhh these look gorgeous. Very clever marketing idea, even if that’s all it is! Liking the look of grey I think. Am I seeing things or are the ivory and rose identical?

  2. they’re a close colour, but different, I promise! xx

  3. Actually now that I’ve tilted the blinds so the sun isn’t in my eyes I can see a slight difference! 🙂 Must investigate further IRL! x

  4. Interesting… Why are they still using over airbrushed Monica though? Hmmm ..

  5. Basil B

    Thanks for this …. I’ve been having a browse for a nice palette for my wedding make-up and have been a little bit overwhelmed (frankly each time I’ve asked for advice I’ve walked away from said counter looking a very made-up version of me) but these look really light and ….feminine?! Roll on payday! x

  6. pelininstyle

    I liked these palettes thanks for sharing:) I’m going to check these at sephora:)
    http://www.pelininstyle.com

  7. Ali

    Deja vu! I had a customer in last week asking about a “lifting eyeshadow”. I wonder if this is the one.

    Ali

  8. Ruth

    Love the Dior palettes. Will be interesting to compare these to the standard shadows and see the difference! One question: why am I sat here catching up on BBB when I have 13 minutes before I have to leave the house and my hair is wet and I’m wearing a towel? Answers on a postcard!

  9. Notcathy @ Dream Look

    They are look the same but I think it’s different color when you apply it. I love the Dior palettes, I think the amber color is awesome for me.

  10. i like lifting amber. but in look they all look like same but may be on applying it is different.

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