SNEAK PEEK | NEW BURBERRY EYE COLOUR CREAM BUILDABLE EYE SHADOWS

Hello there new Burberry Eye Colour Creams!  *_*

Oh, Burberry Beauty!  You know me all too well and have made my dream come true with the release of a cream eye shadow formula in your already gorgeous makeup range. :D  Oh joy!  I've always loved Burberry Beauty - it's one of my fave beauty brands.  Luxurious, chic, understated with textures and colours that are just simply exquisite.  Here's some sneak peek happy snaps of this new range (now available Burberry.com and Net-a-Porter.com).  The eye colour creams currently come in 7 8 shades.  I've ordered all of them (of course!  How could I resist?! >_<), but only 3 of the shades have arrived so far: Gold Copper (No. 100), Pink Heather (No. 106) and Dusky Mauve (No. 108).  Nonetheless, I thought I'd share my excitement and what they look like.  They're packaged in the glass jars - the same as their Lip & Cheek Blooms - reviewed here) and come with little applicator brushes similar to those of Chanel Illusion D'Ombre Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadows that can be used to apply the cream eye shadows on the lids as well as line the eyes.  I shall update you with the rest of the shades when they arrive! ;)  These are: Mink (No. 102), Dusty Pink (No. 104), Damson (No. 110) and Pale Grey (No. 112).  Update (10 July 2015): there's now a new shade up on the Burberry website called Charcoal (No. 114)!  Meanwhile, I shall get to playing with these and post swatches and my thoughts on these, so do keep your eyes peeled if you're interested!  (Update: Review and swatches of the 7 shades are now up! Click here).

"A creamy, blendable eye shadow that delivers an effortless wash of luminising colour. The cushion-soft, lightweight cream eye shadow glides across the skin to deliver illuminating colour that can be easily blended to create a bespoke finish. The long-lasting, crease-free formula can be worn alone to add tone, depth and shadow or combined for a more dramatic result. Using the unique, flat-angled brush, it can also be applied as an eyeliner along the upper or lower lash line."

Hope this was exciting news. ;)

Thanks for stopping by! ^_^ xo

Will you be picking up any of these new cream eye shadows?

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