https://www.temptalia.com/best-worst-of-clionadh-multichromes/ In-depth makeup reviews with swatches and dupes, plus what you need to know about new product launches and tips on how to use your makeup! Mon, 20 Apr 2026 22:27:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://www.temptalia.com/best-worst-of-clionadh-multichromes/ https://www.temptalia.com/best-worst-of-clionadh-multichromes/#comments Fri, 18 Dec 2020 20:00:00 +0000 Christine https://www.temptalia.com/?p=458753 Clionadh Multichrome Eyeshadows come in different types: Jewelled, Vibrant, Hybrid, Pastel, Deep Iridescent, Glitter, Iridescent (Series 1), Iridescent (Series 2), and Iridescent Glitter. Jewelled Multichromes are best for someone who wants very deep, rich color with the most intense shift as a standalone shade--better as a single lid color or as an eyeliner Vibrant Multichromes are best for someone who tends to wear multiple shades on the lid as these have a more intense base color that helped to make it easier to incorporate it with multi-shade looks, though it still had shift (but also contrasting shimmer/sparkle). Hybrid Multichromes are Continue Reading… ]]> Clionadh Multichrome Eyeshadows come in different types: Jewelled, Vibrant, Hybrid, Pastel, Deep Iridescent, Glitter, Iridescent (Series 1), Iridescent (Series 2), and Iridescent Glitter.

• Jewelled Multichromes are best for someone who wants very deep, rich color with the most intense shift as a standalone shade–better as a single lid color or as an eyeliner
• Vibrant Multichromes are best for someone who tends to wear multiple shades on the lid as these have a more intense base color that helped to make it easier to incorporate it with multi-shade looks, though it still had shift (but also contrasting shimmer/sparkle).
• Hybrid Multichromes are best for someone who likes more mid-tone shades and wants more versatility in whether they can be worn as a standalone lid color or as more of a wash; technically a hybrid of the Glitter finish with the tones of the Jewelled finish.
• Pastel Multichromes are best for someone who wants a more faded or muted quality to the tones they reach for and who likes a subtler shift–not as contrasting of a shift but still visibly present.
• Deep Iridescent Multichromes are best for those who want some of the vibrancy of a Jewelled multichrome but with greater ease of use as the more transparent base made them more forgiving. These were designed for darker skin tones in mind, so they are also suitable for a wash of product on darker skin tones without them looking too light.
• Glitter Multichromes are best for those who love sparkle and glitter, who don’t mind the possibility of fallout, and want the versatility to wear as a standalone shade, wash of shimmer, or layered over other products. The bases vary from more or less transparent, so they are easier to work with and are more forgiving than Multichromes were more opaque bases (like the Jewelled).
• Iridescent (Series 1) Multichromes are best for those that want something a step up from traditional duochromes but is overwhelmed by stronger Multichromes like the Jewelled range. These work well for a wash of color, highlighting (halo effect, inner tearduct, etc.), or layering over darker colors (like liner).
• Iridescent (Series 2) Multichromes are best for those who want to use shifting highlighters to add a pop of brightness to any look or to layer over other products as these have transparent bases. Series 2 is more sparkly and tends to have a stronger/more noticeable shift compared to Series 1 (as indicated by the price increase).
• Iridescent Glitter Multichromes are best for those who want a more sparkly top coat/illuminating shade.

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