The Richelieu Wing color palette combines a highlighter plus four unique shades of eyeshadows inspired by the famed Richelieu gallery of the Louvre.
BENEFITS
- SHIMMERING
- BUILDABLE SHADES
- TRUE COLOR WEAR
WHAT MAKE IT DIFFERENT
Designed by Lisa Eldridge and inspired by the Richelieu Wing in the Louvre, this palette is a limited edition.
WHAT ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW
This unique, blendable and buildable texture offers infinite possibilities of make-up looks. This make up palette celebrates the sculpture of Corinne, a Greek poetess of the 5th century BC presented in the Richelieu wing of the Louvre. The poetry of this palette created by Lisa Eldridge, is inspired by the gallery’s magnetic light, punctuated by the relief of the sculptures and revealing their astonishing beauty.
The palette's shades are powered by Prisma Technology, for ultimate colour impact and shimmer.
Each shade takes its name from a different part of the Richelieu wing; from eyeshadow the shade of Peridot inspired by the Cour Puget to the copper light Cour Carrée; the marble shade of the Cour Marly to the pink shade of the Royal Palace.
HOW TO APPLY
HOW TO APPLY
Prepare your skin by applying the Advanced Généfique Serum
Choose your favourite shade from the palette and apply on the eyelids.
Build up the shades for a bolder look
Complete the look with a lipstick touch from the Louvre Limited Edition collection
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MASTERPIECE MAKE-UP
HE CONG MEETS OUR CREATIVE DIRECTOR LISA ELDRIDGE INSIDE THE LOUVRE
This make up palette celebrates the sculpture of Corinne, a Greek poetess of the 5th century BC presented in the Richelieu wing of the Louvre. The poetry of this palette created by Lisa Eldridge, is inspired by the gallery’s magnetic light, punctuated by the relief of the sculptures and revealing their astonishing beauty.
The palette's shades are powered by Prisma Technology, for ultimate colour impact and shimmer.
Each shade takes its name from a different part of the Richelieu wing; from eyeshadow the shade of Peridot inspired by the Cour Puget to the copper light Cour Carrée; the marble shade of the Cour Marly to the pink shade of the Royal Palace.
