"Formulated exclusively by the Lancome labs, L.U.C.I. particles are able to strongly diffract the light. White, pigment-free L.U.C.I. products transform upon contact with the skin: an ultra-luminous wave is created on the skin surface." (description from MAC site)
Notes about these products:
- the white texture transforms on the skin into a colour wave that shimmers and changes depending on the angle and light.
- each skin reveals its own colour tones
- the interplay of colours comes from the combination of light, skin colour and make-up applied
- on fair skin, the shades look pastel and iridescent
- on darker skin, the shades are more intense and luminous
An eyeshadow duo in a futuristic designed seashell. The white eyeshadow transforms upon contact with the skin and becomes a transparent veil of coloured lights, which diffuses in a myriad of tones: from apricot to pink, from purple to green.
- Ray of Apricot Light
- Ray of Purple Light
- Ray of Green Light
L.U.C.I. Colour Fever Shine, $29 CAD
A new Colour Fever Shine shade, created by Gucci Westman, in a white iridescent packaging.
- Ray of Pink Light
L.U.C.I. Colour Fever Gloss, $29 CAD
A new Colour Fever Gloss shade, created by Gucci Westman, to magnify the lips with a glittering shine.
- Ray of Purple Light
L.U.C.I. Photonic, $40 CAD
A loose powder, created by Gucci Westman, in white iridescent brush, to sculpt the face with a diffuse pinky light.
- Ray of Apricot Light
images: lancome.ca
