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Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow Review, Photos, Swatches

Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow
Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow

Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow

Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow ($30.00 for 0.13 oz.) is an incredibly deep, dark navy blue with soft frost finish. It almost seems like navy blue sheen over a blackened-blue base, because the level of darkness is so high, but it doesn’t read blackened blue at all.  It looks a bit like MAC Blue Sheen used dry–but Midnight Sky is so much darker and opaque. Make Up For Ever #81 seems the closest but leans a touch purple.

The formula is buttery and almost creamy (but it is a powder) because of its denser texture. It applies smoothly and the color distributes evenly across the skin. I found it worked well both dry and wet with no real distinguishable difference between the two methods.

P.S. — I swear, I didn’t already review this, but I did review Lapis, which is a medium blue–but the two really are several shades away from each other!

Midnight Sky

PPermanent. $30.00.
A+
A+
10
Product
10
Pigmentation
10
Texture
10
Longevity
5
Application
100%
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Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow
Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow

Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow
Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow

Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow
Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow

Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow
Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow

Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow
Le Metier de Beaute Midnight Sky Eyeshadow (Dry/Wet)

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Nichole Avatar

Christine,

Did you try this shadow with a 239 or comparable brush? I’ve owned this shadow for a while and it doesn’t apply as nicely as it swatches. Mine doesn’t anyway.

Ashley Avatar

Very pretty. I feel like there have been very similar shades reviewed in the last month though (from other brands). Probably some are cheaper than $30 (for one eyeshadow!).

Lisa Avatar

Yeah… it doesn’t matter how beautiful/well formulated a blue is… I’ll never be able to wear it.

Digging LMDB’s Chameleon though, you just reminded me to add that to my wishlist <3

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