Ombre Premiere Longwear Cream Eyeshadow
Chanel
Chanel Ombre Premiere Longwear Cream Eyeshadow is an eyeshadow that retails for $36.00 and contains 0.14 oz. ($257.14 per ounce). There are 18 shades in our database, which you can select from in the View a Shade dropdown menu below or jump to these sections: Review, or Description.
Chanel describes the formula as a “smooth-textured cream shadow [that] glides on effortlessly” and is “long-wearing.” Overall, the consistency has moderate slip–emollient but not greasy or overly wet in feel–and feels more like a traditional cream eyeshadow than Chanel’s Illusion d’Ombres. They go on as a thin layer but have fairly good pigmentation. The formula dried down quite quickly leaving little time for blending or diffusing edges, even when working one eye at a time, which was where I struggled. I think some of them tended to work better as lid colors and using something else for a more diffused/blended out crease color. They did, however, wear impeccably for as long as fourteen hours on me–no creasing, fading, or flaking.
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The average rating based on all reviewed shade(s) in this formula is shown below.
B+
8.3
Product
9
Pigmentation
8.2
Texture
10
Longevity
4.3
Application
88%
Total
A smooth-texture cream shadow that glides on effortlessly to leave an elegant satin finish. In eight versatile, longwearing shades, from delicate nudes and pinks to steely blacks. Includes a rounded brush for optimal application.
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The Good: Creamy (2), Blendable (2), Easy To Apply (2), Crease-resistant (2), Long-wearing (2), Smooth (1)
The In-Between: Buildable (2)
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1 Written Reviews
By Marni 10 months ago.
I purchased this 2 months ago and have been wearing it consistently. I use a med flat brush that is a little stiffer than a regular flat brush. Japonesque 712, to be exact. It is perfect for this cream shadow. I've found at my age (mid 60's) a one shadow look is more flattering than my old method of separate crease, lid, corner, etc. I do lightly brush my entire lid with a powder off-white base. Then I tap this shadow on, into the crease and over the entire lid and corners. It's blendable and easy to use. It's dimensional so that it looks darker in the crease and yet the lid is highlighted. There is just enough of a sheen, but no sparkles. I've been wearing mattes only this past year, but found this has just the right amount of sheen. Doesn't emphasis any crepiness. But the best part is that I can put it on in the morning and at 11 pm it is just as fresh as when I applied it. I don't have trouble with creasing or having product move around. I don't need a separate eye primer. But other products do sometime fade. Not the case here. I think my palette shopping will go down from now on. I could give my palettes away! While the glass jar isn't ideal for travel (and we travel a lot), there is no need to bring palette as well. The color of Memory is a medium toned brown with hints of gold. It's not too dark and not taupe. I'm a fan.
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