Ciate Marbled Metals Review & Swatches

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As soon as I saw the Ciate Marbled Metals glitter pot eyeshadows, I couldn’t wait to get into them. They are incredible! There are now two new shades added to the collection. I have swatches of all the shades right here for you.

For Spring 2020, we have two brand new and beautiful shades in this gorgeous formula. There is Serendipity which is a metallic mink, and Eclipse, a rich gold.

I love both these new shades and the formula is as brilliant as the original. I love how easy they are to apply and blend. Simply swipe them on with your fingertip and blend out the edges with a fluffy brush.

Original Shades

It was pretty much instant obsession with these new eyeshadow pots from Ciate. I have said it before, and I’ll say it again – Ciate is such an unsung hero when it comes to makeup, but their products are so good. I love their blushes and highlights, and their recent Extraordinary Foundation launch is really impressive.

If you like high impact eye makeup that doesn’t require a tonne of skill, then you need to check these out.

What are Ciate Marbled Metals?

• Metallic glitter eyeshadows
• Multi-reflective finish
• Combine high-metallic pigment with fine glitters
• Delivers long-lasting 3D shine
• Velvety texture
• One swipe intense payoff
• Best applied with fingertips
• Available in seven intense shades

All Original Shade Swatches

So I have all five shades here to show you and they are so impressive! The colour pay off is really incredible and the soft velvety texture is quite a lovely surprise. The formula is super creamy and dense and it melts onto the fingertips.

• Twisted – vibrant emerald
• Wicked – amethyst
• Phoenix – deep garnet
• Gilded – copper
• Entwine – rose gold

My Review

So I basically love these! I went straight for the copper shade ‘Gilded’ and swiped it on to my lids. I blended it out at the edges with a fluffy brush just to get a nice fade and that was pretty much all it needed.

One finger dip is pretty much all you need for each eye for a bold application; one light dip between both eyes for a sheerer wash of colour I’d say.

So far, I have had Gilded on my lids for about four hours and it hasn’t creased or lost colour intensity, so I am pretty impressed with that. I didn’t prep my lids or use a primer. I love the shade so much!

I also think I’ll get a lot of wear out of ‘Entwine’ which is the pale gold shade.

I also love the green shade, Twisted, although I’d have to pluck up a bit more courage to wear that. It is stunning, but super bold and I can be a bit of a wimp when it comes to non-neutrals and the eyes.

When & Where are Ciate Marbled Metals Available?

You can find the collection at the link below:

Make sure you check out Ciate’s new mascara Triple Shot too.