Lancome Teal Fury Color Design Palette Review, Photos, Swatches
Lancome Teal Fury Color Design Palette
Lancome Color Design Shadow & Liner Palette: Teal Fury
Lancome Teal Fury Color Design Palette ($48.00 for 0.141 oz.) is a mix of blues and teals. This is the second palette I tested out of Lancome’s ten new palettes, where each includes five shades which are then labeled.
The all-over base shade is a pink-tinged white with a bright, frosted finish, and it is nicely pigmented. The lid color is a medium teal with a silvered-white sheen and shimmer; it has good color pay off but could stand for a touch more intensity in the base color. The crease color is a dusty, grayish teal with a near matte finish, but unfortunately, the color pay off leaves something to be desired. The highlighter shade is a brightened medium blue with a frost-metallic finish, and it has beautiful pigmentation. The liner shade is a charcoal blue-black with soft, silver shimmer, though it looks less blue when applied.
my thoughts on the formula: Both the all-over base and highlighter shades have smooth, silky textures with excellent pigmentation. The crease shade is a naturally muted color but that doesn’t mean I should need to pile it on to get a decent swatch of it! As before, I was able to use the shimmery shades both wet and dry, along with the liner shade.
I’m disappointed in the quantity provided in the palette, though. Lancome’s Color Design Quads come in at 0.16 oz. and their Color Design Eyeshadow singles at 0.0458 oz., which works out to be $263/oz. and $371/oz. respectively. This palette is $340/oz., which makes it more expensive ($48 vs. $42) with less product (0.141 oz. vs. 0.16 oz) than the Color Design Quads.
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- Product: 25/30
- Value: 7/10
- Ease of Use: 4/5
- Packaging: 4/5
final thoughts: I love the blue in this palette, and I think the dusty blue-teal is gorgeous in theory but could use a lot more intensity in real life. I felt like I had to really layer and pile it on just to get it to show up for a swatch. I think this palette has a nice mix of colors, though the pink-tinged all-over base seems a little out of place.
where to buy: Nordstrom
Lancome Teal Fury Color Design Palette
Lancome Teal Fury Color Design Palette
Lancome Teal Fury Color Design Palette
Lancome Teal Fury Color Design Palette
All-Over Base, Lid, Crease, Highlighter, Liner (Dry/Wet)
All-Over Base, Lid, Crease
Highlighter, Liner (Dry/Wet)
I like the blue colours!
From the swatches it looks like MAC Jest, MAC Shimmermoss,MAC Talent Pool, a MAC Greensmoke without the flecks of sparkle and MAC Nehru, at least to me…
I would say Jest is too peach and pink, Talent Pool too dark, Shimmermoss is similar but it has a bit more of a golden sheen (less of a true teal). I don’t think anything in the palette resembles Greensmoke, though!
Pretty colors, but it’s a shame about the pigmentation (or lack thereof) in the crease shade.
The labelling is very stange, but that blue is absolutely gorgeous!
Those colors are beautiful! It’s a bit too expensive for me…
Beautiful, but who in their right mind would use that bright blue as a highlighter?!
Lancome have got seriously weird ideas about high-ligher shades!
Hey Christine! Sorry to be posting in the wrong article; but I was hoping you could help me pick between Springsheen and Fleur Power for my warm toned NC 32 skin. I already have Margin and Coralista; if their likely dupes.
Springsheen
Those are totally my colors!
Love those teal blues, I guess Lancome is becoming one of my favorite brands. Used to not like their products much.
I have this and used it with two faced shadow insurance primer and the colors are very bright!Wearing going on 5 hours and it still looks fresh, I think I piled on a little two much lid color though, will go a bit lighter next time.I want the purple palette now!
I love it, no matter what :).
wow cute kit with dashing color …!!!