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Givenchy Launches Prisme Quatuor for Spring 2015

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #3 Prisme Quatuor

PRISME QUATUOR, rediscover Givenchy’s cult makeup product. Four domes, four colors, for beautiful eyes that can be infinitely reinvented. The keen color sense and expertise of Nicolas Degennes went into creating these unique palettes featuring bold, elegant and modern combinations where nudes mix with intense tones, where matte density plays off a sparkling veil. Each harmony is a unique composition, a world to explore. A brand new texture developed to provide even greater comfort and performance. Its intuitive application offers immediate and even coverage for pure, intense color payoff. Comfortable to wear and luminous, it stays true all day long. These 8 quarters come enhanced in a sophisticated new pack for a luxurious and creative experience.

Prisme Quatuor ($58.00) (New, Permanent)

  • Caresse (1)
  • Ecume (2)
  • Inattendue (3)
  • Impertinence (4)
  • Frisson (5)
  • Confidence (6)
  • Tentation (7)
  • Braise (8)
  • Delicate (9)

Availability: Now at Sephora

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Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #1 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #2 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #3 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #4 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #5 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #6 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #7 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #8 Prisme Quatuor

Givenchy Prisme Quatuor
Givenchy #9 Prisme Quatuor

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Lotus Avatar

It’s actually a reddish burgundy merlot and an earthy rosewood taupey-like color, which pair well with earthy golden olive and a beige gold champagne! 🙂 Sometimes colors are not at all how they look in the pan. 🙂 I hope that helps you & I hope you enjoy them! <3

Katherine T. Avatar

Most of these look very shimmery, I wish they had put in a matte shade. Nice to see some color in these palettes, not all neutrals, and some interesting color combos. Hope they perform well

Evelyn Avatar

The “luxurious” description made me chuckle. I don’t think of the applicators as luxurious and I don’t have a personal makeup artist to apply them to my face so maybe they don’t quite give a luxurious experience. 🙂

Rachel R. Avatar

These look beautiful in the pan, but so many high end brands are getting bad grades. I hope these translate onto the eyes. I like #3 and #7 the best.

El Avatar

Ooo, no. 3 is calling my name. I like the look of 2, 7, and 8 too. But would love to see swatches of allllllll of them, lol!

Wonder how these compare to the Holiday 2014 eye palette? Those are all heavy duty shimmer and glitter, but gorgeous. And I don’t mind sponge applicators so much for that sort of glittery shadow as they work okay for patting it on.

Lotus Avatar

These make for fun and exciting reviews to view from you, Christine! Especially since some look similar in color to a few Tom Ford quads, is it sunstone or something like that and then cocoa miragey-ish.. Trends that palettes from many companies are trying to reproduce color-wise yet I doubt will reach the formulation.. So it will be interesting to see these swatched and in action! <3 Thanks for the preview! 🙂

fuji Avatar

Please perform well, Givenchy! Not did I mean that they hadn’t performed well in the past. The brand has been quiet and very low-profiled for too long, compared with Dior, Chanel and those old-school haute couture fashion house names. I love them head to toe, of course the packaging! And their now-discontinued pressed powder back in 2008. Their current foundation powder, the one with a stripe of pink highlighter, is still one of my favorites!

Kristen Avatar

Hi!
I stumbled across this site quite by accident and have really enjoyed reading trough the archives in my meanderings in to improving my beauty routine.
I wanted to ask for advice about these Givenchy quads, I picked up the les mini prisms over the holidays and while I wasn’t vowed by the blush or powder colors I fell hard for the eyeshadow, its the N 71 in the regular les quatours thats in the mini prismes.
I’m not very skilled in the matters of makeup, never have I been able to apply makeup in the sharp and defined way if the SA’s at sephora nor is blending something I master,

I’m a basic kinda gal, for years I had one eye pen, it was the Clinique Sable and mostly when I use shadow its one single color, dark brown or a deep purple swept over the whole lid.
I have large dark green eyes and a fair amount of lashes, if I apply too much makeup I easily begin to look clownish and heavy makeup does not suit my lifestyle anyways.
My skin color leans towards yellow warm and I seldom wear bb creams or tinted moisturizers, I blend some concealer and light swipe of blush to seal it off with the Guerlain meteroites.
Even if I were to wear more make up it would probably just involve eye pen and lipstick.
I have dry skin and abhor facial powders , the only reason the meterorites work is because it goes on as such a slight powder and it never goes over my whole face.

Can anyone advice on how to pick a second color selection?
I want it to work for everyday use but also be able to spiff it up for more occasional wear, purples and peach really complements my eyes, I just can’t imagine how these will look like on, in fact I wouldn’t know which shade goes were.
N9 & N5 looks really dull to me and the N1 I worry is too peachy for my skintone and I simply have no idea which of the other combos goes best with my colors.
I can say I’m very drawn to the 3, 4, 5 but then again, yellow is one of my all time fave colors, when it comes to interior decorating. Navy has similar effect on my eyecolor as a rich purple would but if I go in a certain rose color direction it plays up the red in blemishes and loodvessels.
Peach with the slightest shimmer and navy refreshens me and olive green is a personal favorite but might be too close to my eyecolor?
How do I do green on green the right way?
My eyes are a solid green and pretty dark green..
I should mention I’m 42 and these quads are the first I found that don’t either crease my lids, too sparkly or too matte.
I really enjoy the translucency in the N71, how buildable it is and the depth of the darker plum shades, the light pink and the light peach in the quad barely shows on my lids, they essentially even out my natural tone with the slightest flush of colors and shimmer, the pink being the lightest bubblegum pink and the peach a dry but warm orangey yellow they both open up my eyes and gives me a refreshed look.
I’d like to have a second quad that does the same, but different colors. : )
Any advice and suggestions deeply appreciated, I always get overwhelmed trying to figure it out in the store and this could be tremendously useful helping pick the right one.
Thank you!

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