Category: Eye Shadow
Brand: Chantecaille
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lazyDunbird9
For $26, was rather disappointed. Lovely color, but VERY sheer. Matte – not shiny at all. Does not come in a case, but is just a pan to be placed into a separately purchased compact. The shadows are silky and long-lasting; just not happy with the color.
worldlyLlama9
So I ordered this sight unseen, in the case, based solely on MUA reviews, to complete my custom ‘warm’ 8-pan palette (loosely based on what I understand the Sylvie palette was). My intent was to depot (SO easy), and when it arrived I was completely underwhelmed by what I saw. This just seemed like a dull, uninspiring, taupey brown. How the heck was this going to look with my light warm skintone and brown/hazel eyes? Do not be fooled by first impressions, dear readers. I depotted, driven purely by faith, and didn’t use it for a few days. Decided to go “warm neutral” this am, and swiped in the crease. To my amazement, it went on a gorgeous, subtley-shimmery neutral MYBB shade that accentuated the eye-shape without saying “LOOK! I put eyeshadow in the crease!!!”. I used ginger as a base, added some rose-gold to the lid and used shell as a highlighter. Then, because I didn’t feel like sticking to brown, I used Lapis to line, and I love the result. I’ll add that this is what I would consider a balancing shade….it’s not so warm that it can’t be used for cool looks, and in an otherwise warm palette it keeps it from being too warm, kwim?
unhappyVenison1
I love this colour! I just purchased the Sylvie palette and was surprised by how quickly this became my favourite. It looks rather mauve in the pan, but it shows up more of a warm taupe that gives my green eyes the most ethereal look! I keep using “ethereal” to describe these shadows, but it is true. I’m a BB girl and the first time I used Coriander I applied BB Navajo shadow as an all over base, used this as my lid colour and lined my eyes with Espresso and a damp brush. It really didn’t look like much on my lids, but I didn’t have time to play with it. I was shocked by how beautiful it looked when I glanced in my rear-view mirror! It is absolutely gorgeous! It does show up nicely with just a single coat and looked great when I played with it later, adding additional layers, crease colour, etc. It is one of Chantecaille’s “Lasting” shades which is their matte, but it does have a gentle shimmer to it and does not look muddy or dull as so many matte taupes can. I really like this shade and am very happy I bought it.
curiousChough5
Great color, does not go muddy or dirty looking like a lot of browns do. My first eye shadow purchase of this brand but now I have to try more. This one will be one of my favorites.
curiousCamel8
Chantecaille is a huge waste of money IMO. Retailing for a crazy $26 these shadows look pretty but arent very pigmented and fade through the day even with a good base. Coriander is a pretty shimmery light brown taupe shade that’s nice in the crease for a very subtle natural look. The taupiness makes it really pretty and unique. However, I prefer more pigment. Too many better quality shadows out there. This is also available in the Sylvie Palette.
somberPup5
Coriander is a matte, medium pink-brown taupe, more to the pink side than the taupe/brown side. I’m just discovering Chantecaille eye shadows and all are good quality, smooth and fairly pigmented. The color of this one is not as unique, you can easily find this in any other line (Stila Latte, Puck, Puppy, Urchin, Eden comes to mind, if you have any of this shade you certainly don’t need this), but the texture is excellent. Comes in a refill for $19 at local NM or in a compact $24.
innocentCaviar1
I got a sample of this from a friend that understands my obsession with taupe eyeshadows! I would classify this as a deep taupe with maybe some plum tones, very unique enough to wear alone with no eyeliner or crease color.It has a very subtle shimmer that comes out as you buff it onto the lids. It enhances my eyes,and as always,the texture is to die for.
Will purchase this because I think that it’s worth the ridiculous price. Shame on me.
I am a PPP with medium red hair and green/blus eyes.
humorousToucan3
This is agreat everyday shadow with a little extra specialness!
aloofEland5
Ok…there really is something about this seemingly dull (unless you really look @ it under a light, then it sparkles and looks absolutely lovely) color that makes blue eyes totally light up and look stunning. I don’t know how, but it does, lasts long too. My only complaint is that no stores in MN carry it, also, for $25, I’d expect some real polished glass or metal on the case…not cheap plastic…c’mon!
adoringMoth2
I adore this color. It’s a shimmery golden taupe with a slight mauve undertone. I think it’s a pretty unique color and very wearable. Chantecaille’s e/s’s are super silky and of superb quality.