This is how I realise there really was a period where I wanted to upload and simply never got around to it. I wanted to prove that my love for eyeliners is genuinely huge. Except right now, the only eyeliners on my website are from Lethal Cosmetics' Avatar collection, and with that I've already spoiled you rotten. There are two other sets that I use a whole lot and really love. For example, I mainly use, especially in summer, the eyeliner set from Oden's Eye. A set of Gel Liners that's currently on a really nice sale!
Then I also have the spectacular Epiphany Glow Melt-On Eyeliner set from Kaleidos. Genuinely, genuinely worth it.
Now Lethal Cosmetics has also come out with multichrome eyeliners. To not go overboard, I bought three Aura Multichrome eyeliners.
Aura multichrome liners
There aren't many mainstream brands that do multichrome well and affordably. Since the rise of indie brands, special eyeshadows or eyeliners have become more and more available. The first multichrome liners I bought were from Kaleidos. What does multichrome actually mean? It means the product 'shifts colour' under different lighting. It has to be more than two colours though, otherwise it's called duo-chrome. With duochrome, the eyeshadow shifts, for example, from blue to pink. With multichrome, you roughly see three colours. In total I bought three shades of the Aura multichrome liners. I bought Hypnotic, Sublime and Verve.
The Hypnotic eyeliner comes in pink/purple packaging. Because of that, it seems like that's the colour you'll get when using it. Don't be fooled! This shade actually has four colours hidden inside it; purple, red, orange and olive green. The swatch absolutely does not show the full colour spectrum Hypnotic offers. What I can say is that mostly the purple and olive green shades are visible.
Then we have the shade Verve. That one comes in a very light pink packaging. This also doesn't reveal which colours the product has. Verve contains red, rose gold and emerald green. A slightly less striking colour than Hypnotic, but still really special. For me, this one is honestly already the winner of all three shades. Super vivid and heavy pigmentation.
Lastly, I bought Sublime. I picked this one, just like Verve, because it's a somewhat more subtle coloured eyeliner. What I mean by that is, it doesn't shift into, say, different shades of green or blue. Sublime contains light peach, pink, gold and green.
What do they say about the eyeliners themselves? Elevate your look with our new AURA™ multichrome liners, offering dazzling, color-shifting shades that captivate with every movement. Its high-pigment formula glides on smoothly for easy, precise application, while staying smudge-proof and waterproof for all-day wear. Make every look unforgettable with mesmerizing multichrome magic.
As far as I'm concerned, Lethal Cosmetics has once again delivered a really good product. The colours are epic and the quality genuinely good. I can rub my fingers over the swatches as much as I want, but they don't smudge away. They apply easily and give off a genuinely gorgeous vivid colour.
The other two colours in the Aura Multichrome liners
Besides the shades mentioned above, they have two more shades in the Aura Multichrome collection. Namely the shades; Synapse and Transcend.
Both genuinely gorgeous too, if you don't already own a multichrome eyeliner. Synapse is definitely a statement eyeliner. Synapse contains the colours; lime green, emerald green, teal and navy blue. Really intense and gorgeous, but looks a lot like the Limelight eyeliner from Kaleidos.
Transcend is again a somewhat more subtle shade, which at first really reminds me of blue-silver. Transcend shifts through lighter variations of the colours; light blue, green, pink and gold.
All three images below come from Lethal Cosmetics' own website.
