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New Loreal Dual Effects Coloriche Quads

So again I forgot to get the display picture but these came our last week in my local Harmon, they are around 8.99 but hold your horses...this quad is as good as my Lancôme eyeshadow quints. I'm so impressed since Loreal has been upping the quality of their product lines. These quads came out in the UK a while ago and I was waiting for them to hit our shelves here in the US, they are a wet to dry formula and worth every cent you spend and the color selections are nude, neutral and smokey. There were around 6 different quads (8 in the display) to choose from but none were too over the top. 


The quad I purchased is called Treasured Bronze 240, here are the swatches. They are smooth, creamy not dry a little bit of texture because there is shimmer in this quad, and almost all of them but it's so pretty very good for day time or work. The shimmer is so fine and reminds me of the MAC fine cosmetic glitters, mixed in with metallic bronze shimmer. That sounds so not subtle but it's so sophisticated of a formula that if you don't wet them they will be sheer yet build able colors that blend in so easily with your skin I barely had to do anything when I put them on. There is some fall out which is in the photo but for real it's worth it. Check these out ASAP, I don't think they are limited but you never know.
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