Linda Hallberg Cosmetics Metallic Mysteries Eyeshadow Quad contains a wet/dry formula designed to be “highly pigmented” that intensifies when used with a damp brush. The pigmentation of two shades is fairly pigmented either way you use it. However there are two shades that are less pigmented when used dry. Considering that the textures are smooth, bendable and dense. Without being too firmly pressed, with and an eight-hour wear.
Linda Hallberg Cosmetics Metallic Mysteries Eyeshadow Quad
Dead Star is a medium-dark plum with subtle, warm undertones with a pearly sheen. Good pigmentation both dry and wet. Though the dampened application has a slightly deeper, richer color. The consistency is soft, smooth, and blendable without being too soft wearing well for eight hours when applied dry.
Bang a soft white with warm undertones and a metallic sheen. Applied dry, it had semi-sheer, buildable coverage (medium to semi-opaque applied over primer), which lasted for seven and a half hours on me. Applied wet, it had opaque coverage that applied smoothly and evenly and lasted for nine hours on me.
Gamma a bright, medium-dark copper with strong, warm undertones and a metallic finish. The richly pigmented both dry and wet, though the dampened application appeared deeper and more metallic. The texture is smooth to the touch which makes it easy to work with even over bare lids. This shade stays on well for eight and a half hours.
Linda Hallberg Cosmetics Metallic Mysteries Eyeshadow Quad
Collison a medium gold with warm undertones and flecks of larger sparkle and a metallic sheen. It had semi-opaque color payoff applied dry and was best patted on with a flat, synthetic brush to maximize adherence to bare skin as it was a bit thicker compared to other shades. Applied wet, the eyeshadow had opaque pigmentation that applied beautifully to the skin. It wore well for seven and a half hours with some fallout dry and nine hours with very minimal fallout wet.
