If you remember, back in March I attended the Cosmoprof event in Italy, where I saw technologies for face products that used suspended ingredients to create beautiful patterns in the formulations. Here’s what I saw:
I’ve just noticed a couple of brands, Stila and Gatineau, are using this technology to great visual effect. See what you think.
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| Stila One Step Corrector |
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| Stila One Step Bronze |
Elizabeth Arden Hyaluronic Acid Ceramide Capsules
I’d be prepared to put money down to bet that you won’t have experienced a skin care texture like this before...
| Gatineau Eye Contour Gel |
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11 comments
Looks pretty 🙂
I’m interested to see how these products actually work on the skin..
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Hum. Very pretty for pastel coloured products, completely inadvisable for anything brown in my humble opinion.
Am I completely off the mark to ask if it anything like this with the layering ?
http://www.boots.com/en/No7-Heavenly-Hydration-Moisture-Mask-100ml_15729/
Lol..Great She – now I will look at that a bit differently! And Bettina no, you are spot on although I think the Boots one is not nearly as refined.. it looks like jelly and custard spoon mixed x
Actually, what it really reminds me of (for the gardeners here) is a worm cast.
I believe Stila’s latest foundation also uses this too!
Very pretty! It reminds me of the 90s when another brand used it for their skincare as well. I cannot remember which but this is more creative due to advances in technology I suppose. The Stila products look amazing, I will check them out asap. Thanks Jane! x
Looks pretty! I really want to try this product.
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I think I saw the Stila products in action on Youtube. I really want it..
@Kenneth Soh – I suppose you may think about Pulanna’s products. The first time ever I saw their products made i this technology,it was about 15 years ago. 🙂