Surratt Beauty Prismatique Eyes: Swatches Galore

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Surratt Beauty Prismatique Eyes.

Earlier this month, I offered a brief overview of the stunning Surratt Beauty Prismatique Eyes (also available at Barney’s NY) with promises of swatches of full shade spectrum forthcoming. Ever a woman of my word, I am excited to offer you an image and swatch-heavy feature of these gems!

Kindly scroll on for more details, swatches and images of Prismatique Eyes in action as well as the Bottom Line…

The Surratt Beauty Prismatique Eyes (also available at Barney’s NY) is utter genius. The compact jewelbox contains a rich cream shadow and the swivel out bottom houses an insanely luminous coordinating powder shadow; it’s essentially a luxurious “twin set” capable of creating a full eye in seconds.

The cream is ultra-pigmented yet weightless, gliding over the lids with ease without imparting telltale texture. One sweep of the finely-milled prismatic eye shadow adds immense dimension and incandescence for an almost “wet” look that stays in place for hours without creasing or migrating.

From a pragmatic perspective, the cream pigment is sublimely smooth, making an excellent base for the radiant powder shadow and the eyeshadow, while undeniably reflective, imparts more of a sophisticated sheen rather than a glitter party.

All in all, this formula is an absolute must for those who seek a radiant satin look that effortlessly embodies the best of both worlds–cream and powder eyeshadow–without compromising on texture and longevity.

Official details, courtesy of Sephora:

What it is:
A twinset eye shadow palette within a jewelry box container, filled with complimentary matte cream and prismatic, shimmer shadows coupled in a double-deck section for mesmerizing eye looks.

What it does:
Surratt Beauty Prismatique Eyes eye shadow sets feature cream shadow that can be blended onto lids and then dusted with a prismatic shimmering top coat for a multidimensional, glittering eye look. The top tier contains a water-proof shadow base that can be blended onto lids or used as liner. The lower deck swings out to reveal a prismatic top coat that can be swept on and blended to give eyes a celestial look.

This set contains:
– 0.07 oz Cream Shadow
– 0.05 oz Powder Shadow

What it is formulated WITHOUT:
– Parabens
– Sulfates
– Phthalates

What else you need to know:
“I like to use the Surratt Moyenne Classique Shadow brush to blend the crème into the lash line and up onto the lid, keeping the lash line rich and saturated while diffusing softly around the edges. Then, using the Surratt Moyenne Smokey Eye Brush, dust over the lid with the complimentary twinkling twin shadow.”—Troy Surratt

From L-R: Crystal Eyes, Style Eyes, Real Eyes, Neutral Eyes, Mesmer Eyes, Glamour Eyes, Visual Eyes and Scandal Eyes.

Surratt Beauty Prismatique Eyes comes in eight shades:

Crystal Eyes: Clear gloss with twinkling diamantee duo-chrome

Style Eyes: Ambiguous heather cream with scintillating silver duo-chrome

Real Eyes: Universal taupe cream with gleaming golden duo-chrome

Neutral Eyes: Rich brown cream with rose gold duo-chrome

Mesmer Eyes: Khaki green cream with glistening green-gold duo-chrome

Glamour Eyes: Royal plum cream with brilliant blue-violet duo-chrome

Visual Eyes (not pictured): Inky blue cream with blue steel duo-chrome

Scandal Eyes: Deep black cream with sparkly bewitching black duo-chrome

Swatches in direct sunlight.

Swatches in mixed outdoor lighting.

In the images that follow, I used the following products:

Edward Bess Hair Hero (reviewed HERE)
Becca Aqua Luminous Perfecting Foundation (reviewed HERE)
Rodial Instaglam Contouring Powder (reviewed HERE)
Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Opal (reviewed HERE)
Koh Gen Do Maifanshi Silky Moist Powder #123 (reviewed HERE)
Marc Jacobs Velvet Noir Mascara (reviewed HERE)

rodial instaglam contouring powder swatches

A swatch of the Rodial Instaglam Contour Powder.

I also paired each Prismatique Eye with a different lipstick:

Christian Louboutin Silky Satin Lipstick in Bikini and Tutulle (reviewed HERE)
Kat Von D Lipstick in Lovecraft (reviewed HERE)
Laura Mercier Velour Lover in Infatuation
Le Metier de Beaute Moisture Matte Lipcolor in La Vie En Rose + L’Ete Indien (reviewed HERE)
NARS Raquel (reviewed HERE)
Lancome Color Design Paris Please
Surratt Beauty Prismatique Lips in Cultive (reviewed HERE)
Giorgio Armani Lip Maestro #500 (reviewed HERE)

Swatches of each lipstick used.

SHADE CLOSE UPS

CRYSTAL EYES // Worn with Christian Louboutin Silky Satin Lipstick in Bikini and Tutulle

surratt prismatique eyes crystal eyes swatches

STYLE EYES // Worn with Kat Von D Lipstick in Lovecraft

surratt prismatique eyes style eyes swatches

REAL EYES // Worn with Laura Mercier Velour Lover in Infatuation

surratt prismatique eyes real eyes swatches

NEUTRAL EYES // Worn with Le Metier de Beaute Moisture Matte Lipcolor in La Vie En Rose + L’Ete Indien

surratt prismatique eyes neutral eyes swatches

MESMER EYES // Worn with NARS Raquel

surratt prismatique eyes mesmer eyes swatches

GLAMOUR EYES // Worn with Lancome Color Design Paris Please

surratt prismatique eyes glamour eyes swatches

VISUAL EYES // Worn with Surratt Beauty Prismatique Lips in Cultive

surratt prismatique eyes visual eyes swatches

SCANDAL EYES // Worn with Giorgio Armani Lip Maestro #500

surratt prismatique eyes scandal eyes swatches

Last look.

–Shop the Post–

Bottom Line: The Surratt Beauty Prismatique Eyes (also available at Barney’s NY) are breathtaking on every level and I hope you found this swatch-saturated story helpful. Neutral Eyes and Real Eyes are permanent fixtures in my handbag as of late and their ability to create an entire eye look in mere moments works well during my oft-rushed mornings. Clearly, I am not alone in my adoration for this formula; many shades are already sold out at Sephora and, consequently, I would recommend acting in haste to snap up your desired tones at Barney’s NY while you still can!

Which Prismatique Eyes shades have caught YOUR eye?

Good things ahead, including a host of new product procurements and a special event announcement! I am also still working through email and comment replies…thanks for your patience during this busy week ; )

xx,

–The Beauty Professor

** PR samples provided for review denoted by an asterisk (the rest purchased by me), however, as always, all of my opinions are expressly and unequivocally my own. © 2012-15 Beautyprofessor® All Rights Reserved. Do not copy, reprint or republish content and/or photos without author’s written permission.

Comments (11)

Unknown Reply

Wow, this is a gorgeous presentation! How do you decide? I am fond of the Glamour and Style eyes but where to start? Fabulous, the way you paired them with your own collection. All of them look beautiful on you. Love this offering!

January 20, 2016 at 3:02 pm
- The Beauty Professor Reply
  
  Thank you ever so much, Debi…I truly enjoyed working on this post! Let me know which ones you end up choosing ; )
  
  XO,
  
  –The Beauty Professor
  
  February 2, 2016 at 3:50 am
Anonymous Reply

I wish all reviews in all blogs would be like this one! 🙂 My favorites are the most natural shades – 2,3,4.

January 20, 2016 at 7:22 pm
- The Beauty Professor Reply
  
  Wow…what an amazing compliment…thank you! I, too, prefer the natural shades!
  
  XO,
  
  –The Beauty Professor
  
  February 2, 2016 at 3:51 am
WQ Reply

What a great and thorough review, BP! Love the layout and the beautiful pictures as well:).
P.S. I am really enjoying the "real eyes" prismatique–thank you!

January 23, 2016 at 7:33 pm
- The Beauty Professor Reply
  
  Many thanks, WQ!
  
  Real Eyes is gorgeous on you ; )
  
  XO,
  
  –The Beauty Professor
  
  February 2, 2016 at 3:52 am
Unknown Reply

Thank you for the review. You are so beautiful! I have been wondering about these shadows.

January 24, 2016 at 4:35 pm
- The Beauty Professor Reply
  
  My pleasure, Judi…and thanks for the super sweet words!
  
  Hope all is well…XO,
  
  –The Beauty Professor
  
  February 2, 2016 at 3:52 am
- Unknown Reply
  
  Thank you for all of your reviews. It is hard work and it is very helpful to us! xoxoxo
  
  February 2, 2016 at 3:57 am
- The Beauty Professor Reply
  
  That truly means a lot to me to read…thank YOU!
  
  xx
  
  February 2, 2016 at 3:58 am
- Unknown Reply
  
  Judi xoxoxo
  
  February 2, 2016 at 4:24 am

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