“Absolutely loved the concept and the product.
If you want to try something that is aloooot to offer then this is the product for you. Although I just wiped my finger over the eyes to test the product I fell in love with this and am thinking of all the ways it will enhance my makeup game. The best I think with be to play it as a eyeliner to get some dramatic effects when the flashes turn on”
“Stays all day!
The spectra eye colour products are truly one of a kind, the wear you can get from this product is amazing, it lasts all day and doesn’t smudge at all. I love the sparkly effect too it is especially good for party season! I just wishhh the colour leaned a little more gold than yellow, and maybe metallic? That would make it the perfect eye makeup product for me.”
“Unseen beauty cobalt blue
I was lucky to receive from unseen beauty and we are eves in exchange for my honest opinion, the colour is perfect for me I love how this changes once the flash is on a beautiful blue, this arrived and packaging was very secure, the price is expensive but used sparingly this product could last quite a while, I have tried other colours but this one is my favourite really easy to use and love the effect, unseen beauty offer something that I myself had never seen before on the market so I like how they are unique ”
“Perfect for clubbers
Theunseen, Spectra eye colour
Beudantite is an Olive yellow colour that spreads easily with a brush, you can make quite fine lines with it for quite intricate details. It's not really a colour I would wear, but I think it would be great for younger people that go clubbing. The colour is a matte greeny, yellow shade, but when you put the flash on your camera it lights up a lot brighter. It could look really quite good as a line next to a black eyeliner.
It's definitely aimed at a younger audience.
I did find it hard to remove, even with an oil cleanser on the positive side of that, it's not going to budge of your on a night out. You don't need to use much, it spreads a long way, so although the tube is only 5ml it will last a long.”
“Love this!
I had the pleasure of trying this Spectra eyeshadow cream from The Unseen and I am in love!
It glides on easily, lasts very long and the cool shimmery effect which is only visible under light is to dye for! My new favourite for the next Girls Night Out!
Thank you for the opportunity!”
“Very pigmented
The shade is lovely great for bight colours look. The formula feels velvet like. It does blend easily and it's very pigmented. Long lasting and it does stay all day. Under flash light you can see shimmer sparkling effect which I really like. Only need half a dot to work with. Definitely will use it in summer time.”
“Perfect for going ‘Out Out’
I was really intrigued by the prospect of an eye shadow that completely changes in flashlight. Spectra has been created by using retro reflective beads in a smooth cream where micro glass spheres are half coated with aluminium which come alive under a phones camera flash!
Science over, how does it fare in reality?
It’s applied with either brush or fingers, I found fingers were not great to target where I wanted it. Leave it to dry and it becomes a dull pale grey shade which can actually be put over other eye shadows with little change to it. It does apply and dry well when you get used to it and a little goes a long way.
Under the flash it really does wake up and is a brilliant idea for those who love selfies and especially under the strobe lights in a club. It is a little gimmicky otherwise as it’s not a daywear product. Strictly for dark rooms.
Removal is strange as it clumps up when you start to remove but it does quickly clear completely.
I’m grateful to be given the chance to test and review something so new and unique. ”
“Ok MAGIC?!!!
First of all, WHAT IS THIS SORCERY?? This was so cool to use tbh I LOVE the concept!! The colour is nice and well pigmented too. I just wish it would be shiny under natural light like people could actually see it glow as I initially thought it would start glowing once exposed to light, without the need to seeing it behind the lens.
Overall, a SICK idea”
