Dior Coral Canvas 3 Couleurs Tri(o)blique Palette. The formula offers a bold color impact where a little product goes a long way and the powders glide on. Most of the shades in the Trios were pigmented, blendable, and easy enough to work with.
Some of the very sparkly shades had light to moderate fallout during application and sometimes during wear.
The texture ran powderier, slightly softer than average but was never messy to work with or prone to sheering out.
Dior Coral Canvas (653) 3 Couleurs Tri(o)blique ($63.00 for 0.11 oz.) is a new, limited edition trio that features a shimmery orange, sparkling gold, and mid-tone, satiny brown.
The three shades coordinated well together and offered enough tonal and depth contrast. All three shades had semi-opaque to opaque coverage, were blendable and easy to work with.
Dior Coral Canvas 3 Couleurs Tri(o)blique Palette
Coral Canvas #1 is a light-medium orange with warm undertones and a frosted finish with flecks of pink and gold shimmer. It had good pigmentation with a soft, blendable consistency that was a smidgen drier and dustier in the pan. The eyeshadow applied evenly and blended out without issue.
Coral Canvas #2 is a bright, golden yellow with warm undertones and a sparkling, metallic sheen. It had good color coverage in a single layer, which was easily built up to full coverage with less than half of a layer on top. The consistency was soft, dense, and smooth to the touch, so it wasn’t powdery but still picked up easily with a brush.
Dior Coral Canvas 3 Couleurs Tri(o)blique Palette
Coral Canvas #3 is a medium, plummy brown with warmer undertones and a satin sheen. It was richly pigmented with a smooth, moderately dense consistency. That wasn’t too firmly pressed that it became stiff or difficult to blend out on my lid. The eye shadow applied evenly without sheering out.
